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- Pro tips - Oklahoma Joes
Spray a light coat of vegetable oil, Pam®, or peanut oil on the inside of the smoker’s horizontal cooking chamber Then, burn a very low smoldering fire in the firebox using wood logs or wood chunks for a few hours The inside of your cooking chamber will begin to have a shiny black coating on the inside, indicating your smoker is well seasoned
- Oklahoma Joe Longhorn (considered wood or charcoal?) - Smoking Meat Forums
I have an Okie Joe and use lump charcoal and splits in it as my fuel source I like the lump because it is a consistent burn, I add the splits to modify the fire and introduce smoke flavor The secret is to not add too much fuel at any one time
- New Oklahoma Joe: fire management question : r smoking - Reddit
I do have a lava lock baffle plate but the included rectangular grill grates wrapped in foil do work as well for a diffuser Charcoal basket on firebox sitting on the charcoal grate; which is turned sideways to give another inch or so of height and air flow
- How To Use Oklahoma Joes Longhorn Combo Smoker
Low and Slow: This is your classic smoking technique for brisket, ribs, and anything that needs that slow, gentle kiss of smoke Fill the firebox with your favorite charcoal and wood chunks (hickory for a classic BBQ flavor, or experiment with fruit woods for something different)
- Grilling with Wood vs Charcoal | Wildwood Grilling
How to Use Wood instead of Charcoal Using wood when grilling or BBQing instead of charcoal is easy Simply add your wood to the grill, light on fire (you can use all natural firestarters, newspaper, or Cedar kindling, for example)
- How To Use The Oklahoma Joe Smoker Grill: A Complete Guide - FireplaceHubs
So, how do you use the Oklahoma Joe Smoker grill correctly? It all comes down to mastering the basics of setting up the firebox, building the fire, and maintaining it Apart from that, knowing what wood chips are and maintaining them properly will make sure that you get delicious meals every time
- Grilling with Oklahoma Joe smoker | THE BBQ BRETHREN FORUMS
In particular the grates to accommodate the charcoal One nice feature with the Char Griller was the ability to raise and lower the charcoal tray to adjust heat That's clearly not an option with the OJ
- Oklahoma Joe Longhorn or Highlander - Pitmaster Club
Did you mean burning wood chunks added to the charcoal? The Bronco doesn’t have the ability to burn 100% wood like a stick burner does…for low and slow smoking I mean you could, but you’d have to remove your food every time you wanted to add more wood
- Using wood in Oklahoma Joe firebox - Smoking Meat Forums
I use charcoal to get a coal bed and then switch to straight wood splits I use the supplied basket as it does a better job of holding the smaller coals than just the grate Do yourself a favor and get some good gauges and put them at grate level
- Oklahoma Joe BBQ: The Ultimate Guide to Perfecting Your Smoky Feast
Load the Charcoal: Use a charcoal chimney starter to light the charcoal, waiting until the coals are hot and ashy Add Wood Chunks: Once hot, place the coals into the firebox and add your hardwood chunks on top
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