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My house came with a brick smoker!
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And three years later Iโ€™m still working on learning how to use it. To force myself to figure it out, I told my in laws I would smoke the Thanksgiving turkey this year. Today Iโ€™m doing a test turkey breast. This is my third smoke in this thing, and Iโ€™m really hoping to see improvement over my previous attempt, where I burned all the fuel in sight and barely cooked a chicken over 5 hours.

I welcome your suggestions or insights on using this thing, itโ€™s huge. So far my biggest challenge has been getting it hot enough. I switched to all wood logs for this attempt and so far my heat is looking much better. The lower/smaller chamber also has a grate/ direct heat cooking area, which seems pointless because you need to get in there for fuel/ fire management.

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