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Im placing this in the cooking section , rather than 

 

the Kitchen Consumer selection , as this is more about

 

Cooking w a pellet grill , than types of pellet grills.

 

some time ago , way back when , i began to be interested in a pellet grill.

 

\Id seen many BBQ competition shows , three entrants using 

 

their own rigs , and well experienced having successful local BBQ buineses

 

pellets interested me , as , properly PID'd , much of the fuel source was

 

being worked out for you by your rig.  nothing agains a real deal off set stick burner

 

but I wasn't going to stay up all night feeding it, as i wanted to take that variable  

 

out of the equation .  There was the small Traeger , which I almost got

 

but wanted to go  w a Yoder , 

 

Fast Forward. ;  times have changed .  Im significantly older 

 

in terns of stiffness , etc.  and now have an Indoor Cat , MC.

 

he escaped twice early on , but I was able to go get him , inspite of 20 F and a foot of snow.

 

Id not  be able to do that now.  and Id have to place him in Detention 

 

a downstairs bathroom , when I went in and out .  I do this routinely for Recycle day

 

Soo :

 

introducing the WHPS :  Woods Hole Pellet Society 

 

located in WH , MA at a friends .  Im the Chief Theoretician 

 

my friend ( His place )  is the Chief technical Officer :  he does the cooking , and maintenance.

 

I get to kibutts all I want , until he changes his email address and phone number.

 

the Setting :

 

image_50751745.thumb.jpg.c152c785c6fcf9e05430d81187a61efe.jpg

 

 

the YS640s  , as delivered about 10 days ago :

 

thumbnail-2.thumb.jpg.662551a1c6315eb643bd39dacd83b572.jpg

 

all 418 lbs.

 

removed from pallet , which took some doing :

 

thumbnail-3.thumb.jpg.f0662fe47e64b58cd163c55852f14035.jpg

 

after the burn in :  350F  for at least an hour , the first cook ;

 

Spatched chickens :

 

image_50399745-1.thumb.jpg.38662583e3b9ea79db6bfb222efb044f.jpg

 

as I understand this :  425 F ( for crispy skin ) until the probed temp was 160 F :

 

thumbnail-4.thumb.jpg.d693d72b50bb8bfaf7cee4877d742108.jpg

 

skin was crispy , the chicken was very moist.   my friends wife commented

 

that this was the  best chicken she ever had.   and this is a family that has traveled 

 

\and paid attention . they said the chicken had a wonderful light smokiness , delicious

 

not overpowering the flavor of the chicken.  say , in the French Style , rather than very heavy smoke.

 

pellet grills are said to offer smokiness  on the lighter side.  you want more smoke ?

 

you use a pellet tube .  noted w the brisket.

 

next brisket , Costco  Choice ( they didn't have prime that day }  about 13lbs

 

trimmed.

 

thumbnail-5.thumb.jpg.08091ef656df53430bf08d3a61839e40.jpg

 

brisket w a pan to renewer some fat from the trim. , and a smoke tube , essential if you want to add extra smoke.

 

the meat was done at 225 F ( hickory pellets ) for a total of about 8 hours.

 

at 198 F  wrapped in butchers paper ( 4:20 into the cook )  and left for 3.5 more hours

 

thumbnail-2.thumb.jpg.e03d1091e14c4ef8c68f59deb2a5459c.jpg

 

I think this is the point the the B was wrapped in butcher paper.

 

rested ( unsure of how long ) :

 

image_67179521.thumb.JPG.c64c9cb79e0c4f359cd9e7c3a5473a13.JPG

 

rub was salt and freshly ground pepper and granulated garlic

 

IMG-0275.thumb.jpg.22f67c36a73d6758842b0fdf6d203211.jpgimage_67155713.thumb.JPG.1d5e5e57941063bd16c214b084626b0c.JPG

 

image_67142657.thumb.JPG.82b12ab60eb4059ee45898d501789b45.JPG

 

I have not tried this.  my friend was delighted w it .  moist , tender , smokey.

 

today he will try high  temp grilled Salmon , on some GrillGrated that were extra

 

this model has a removable square piece of steel , over the fire box on the L 

 

that you can remove ( when cold ! ) and get direct grilling over that L afrea

 

on the grill grates.

 

we also have the blanket , the SS grease trap  ( for the from )

 

and two SS sold shelves that slide ofver the two shelves you see in the picture.

 

this is not a minor item , and you need a keen interest , outdoor space 

 

not too far from the Beverage Area 

 

and some funds  and the time to put it to good use

 

w the best meat you choose to afford.

 

Im very pleased 

 

my plans as the Theoretician 

 

is to make the WHPS  the epicenter

 

of Duck .  outside Duck , vertical Duck  , spatched duck etc.

 

for videos , I highly recommend "" Rum & Cook ""

 

he seems to have given his Yoder , and pellets in general 

 

a great deal of thought :

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X3h_KluRy5g&t=394s

 

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w9E8NriQ0sM

 

also for those inclined for this sort of thing 

 

( not really me )

 

7429.thumb.jpg.71431023ea93025d0d61c8652c113c07.jpg

 

there is this sort of info for y0ou iPhone.

 

we also have :

 

https://www.thermoworks.com/signals/

 

in red of course.

 

 

 

 

image_50399745-1.jpg

rotuts

rotuts

Im placing this in the cooking section , rather than 

 

the Kitchen Consumer selection , as this is more about

 

Cooking w a pellet grill , than types of pellet grills.

 

some time ago , way back when , i began to be interested in a pellet grill.

 

\Id seen many BBQ competition shows , three entrants using 

 

their own rigs , and well experienced having successful local BBQ buineses

 

pellets interested me , as , properly PID'd , much of the fuel source was

 

being worked out for you by your rig.  nothing agains a real deal off set stick burner

 

but I wasn't going to stay up all night feeding it, as i wanted to take that variable  

 

out of the equation .  There was the small Traeger , which I almost got

 

but wanted to go  w a Yoder , 

 

Fast Forward. ;  times have changed .  Im significantly older 

 

interns of stiffness , etc.  and now have an Indoor Cat , MC.

 

he escaped twice early on , but I was able to go get him , i9nspite of 20 f and a foot of snow.

 

Id not  be able to do that now.  and Id have to place him in Detentions 

 

a downstairs bathroom , when I went in and out .  I do this routinely for Recycle day

 

Soo :

 

introducing the WHPS :  Woods Hole Pellet Society 

 

located in WH , MA at a friends .  Im the Chief Theoretician 

 

he is the Chief technical Officer :  he does the cooking , and maintenance.

 

the Setting :

 

image_50751745.thumb.jpg.c152c785c6fcf9e05430d81187a61efe.jpg

 

 

the YS640s  , as delivered about 10 days ago :

 

thumbnail-2.thumb.jpg.662551a1c6315eb643bd39dacd83b572.jpg

 

all 418 lbs.

 

removed from pallet , which took some doing :

 

thumbnail-3.thumb.jpg.f0662fe47e64b58cd163c55852f14035.jpg

 

after the burn in :  350F  for at least an hour , the first cook ;

 

Spatched chickens :

 

image_50399745-1.thumb.jpg.38662583e3b9ea79db6bfb222efb044f.jpg

 

as I understand this :  425 F ( for crispy skin ) until the probed temp was 160 F :

 

thumbnail-4.thumb.jpg.d693d72b50bb8bfaf7cee4877d742108.jpg

 

skin was crispy , the chicken was very moist.   my friends wife commented

 

that this was the  best chicken she ever had.   and this is a family that has traveled 

 

\and paid attention . they said the chicken had a wonderful light smokiness , delicious

 

not overpowering the flavor of the chicken.  say , in the French Style , rather than very heavy smoke.

 

pellet grills are said to offer smokiness  on the lighter side.  you want more smoke ?

 

you use a pellet tube .  noted w the brisket.

 

next brisket , Costco  Choice ( they didn't have prime that day }  about 13lbs

 

thumbnail-5.thumb.jpg.08091ef656df53430bf08d3a61839e40.jpg

 

brisket w a pan to renewer some fat , and a smoke tube , essential if you want to add extra smoke.

 

the meat was done at 225 F ( hickory pellets ) for a total of about 8 hours.

 

at 198 F  wrapped in butchers paper ( 4:20 into the cook )  and left for 3.5 more hours

 

thumbnail-2.thumb.jpg.e03d1091e14c4ef8c68f59deb2a5459c.jpg

 

I think this is the point the the B was wrapped in butcher paper.

 

rested ( unsure of how long ) :

 

image_67179521.thumb.JPG.c64c9cb79e0c4f359cd9e7c3a5473a13.JPG

 

rub was salt and freshly ground pepper and granulated garlic

 

IMG-0275.thumb.jpg.22f67c36a73d6758842b0fdf6d203211.jpgimage_67155713.thumb.JPG.1d5e5e57941063bd16c214b084626b0c.JPG

 

image_67142657.thumb.JPG.82b12ab60eb4059ee45898d501789b45.JPG

 

I have not tried this.  my friend was delighted w it .  moist , tender , smokey.

 

today he will try high  temp grilled Salmon , on some GrillGrated that were extra

 

this model has a removable square piece of steel , over the fire box on the L 

 

that you can remove ( when cold ! ) and get direct grilling over that L afrea

 

on the grill grates.

 

we also have the blanket , the SS grease trap  ( for the from )

 

and two SS sold shelves that slide ofver the two shelves you see in the picture.

 

this is not a minor item , and you need a keen interest , outdoor space 

 

not too far from the Beverage Area 

 

and some funds  and the time to put it to good use

 

w the best meat you choose to afford.

 

Im very pleased 

 

my plans as the Theoretician 

 

is to make the WHPS  the epicenter

 

of Duck .  outside Duck , vertical Duck  , spatched duck etc.

 

for videos , I highly recommend "" Rum & Cook ""

 

he seems to have given his Yoder , and pellets in general 

 

a great deal of thought :

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X3h_KluRy5g&t=394s

 

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w9E8NriQ0sM

 

also for those inclined for this sort of thing 

 

( not really me )

 

7429.thumb.jpg.71431023ea93025d0d61c8652c113c07.jpg

 

there is this sort of info for y0ou iPhone.

 

we also have :

 

https://www.thermoworks.com/signals/

 

in red of course.

 

 

 

 

image_50399745-1.jpg

rotuts

rotuts

Im placing this in the cooking section , rather than 

 

the Kitchen Consumer selection , as this is more about

 

Cooking w a pellet grill , than types of pellet grills.

 

some time ago , way back when , i began to be interested in a pellet grill.

 

\Id seen many BBQ competition shows , three entrants using 

 

their own rigs , and well experienced having successful local BBQ buineses

 

pellets interested me , as , properly PID'd , much of the fuel source was

 

being worked out for you by your rig.  nothing agains a real deal off set stick burner

 

but I wasn't going to stay up all night feeding it, as i wanted to take that variable  

 

out of the equation .  There was the small Traeger , which I almost got

 

but wanted to go  w a Yoder , 

 

Fast Forward. ;  times have changed .  Im significantly older 

 

interns of stiffness , etc.  and now have an Indoor Cat , MC.

 

he escaped twice early on , but I was able to go get him , i9nspite of 20 f and a foot of snow.

 

Id not  be able to do that now.  and Id have to place him in Detentions 

 

a downstairs bathroom , when I went in and out .  I do this routinely for Recycle day

 

Soo :

 

introducing the WHPS :  Woods Hole Pellet Society 

 

located in WH , MA at a friends .  Im the Chief Theoretician 

 

he is the Chief technical Officer :  he does the cooking , and maintenance.

 

the Setting :

 

image_50751745.thumb.jpg.c152c785c6fcf9e05430d81187a61efe.jpg

 

 

the YS640s  , as delivered about 10 days ago :

 

thumbnail-2.thumb.jpg.662551a1c6315eb643bd39dacd83b572.jpg

 

removed from pallet , which took some doing :

 

thumbnail-3.thumb.jpg.f0662fe47e64b58cd163c55852f14035.jpg

 

after the burn in :  350F  for at least an hour , the first cook ;

 

Spatched chickens :

 

image_50399745-1.thumb.jpg.38662583e3b9ea79db6bfb222efb044f.jpg

 

as I understand this :  425 F ( for crispy skin ) until the probed temp was 160 F :

 

thumbnail-4.thumb.jpg.d693d72b50bb8bfaf7cee4877d742108.jpg

 

skin was crispy , the chicken was very moist.   my friends wife commented

 

that this was the  best chicken she ever had.   and this is a family that has traveled 

 

\and paid attention . they said the chicken had a wonderful light smokiness , delicious

 

not overpowering the flavor of the chicken.  say , in the French Style , rather than very heavy smoke.

 

pellet grills are said to offer smokiness  on the lighter side.  you want more smoke ?

 

you use a pellet tube .  noted w the brisket.

 

next brisket , Costco  Choice ( they didn't have prime that day }  about 13lbs

 

thumbnail-5.thumb.jpg.08091ef656df53430bf08d3a61839e40.jpg

 

brisket w a pan to renewer some fat , and a smoke tube , essential if you want to add extra smoke.

 

the meat was done at 225 F ( hickory pellets ) for a total of about 8 hours.

 

at 198 F  wrapped in butchers paper ( 4:20 into the cook )  and left for 3.5 more hours

 

thumbnail-2.thumb.jpg.e03d1091e14c4ef8c68f59deb2a5459c.jpg

 

I think this is the point the the B was wrapped in butcher paper.

 

rested ( unsure of how long ) :

 

image_67179521.thumb.JPG.c64c9cb79e0c4f359cd9e7c3a5473a13.JPG

 

rub was salt and freshly ground pepper and granulated garlic

 

IMG-0275.thumb.jpg.22f67c36a73d6758842b0fdf6d203211.jpgimage_67155713.thumb.JPG.1d5e5e57941063bd16c214b084626b0c.JPG

 

image_67142657.thumb.JPG.82b12ab60eb4059ee45898d501789b45.JPG

 

I have not tried this.  my friend was delighted w it .  moist , tender , smokey.

 

today he will try high  temp grilled Salmon , on some GrillGrated that were extra

 

this model has a removable square piece of steel , over the fire box on the L 

 

that you can remove ( when cold ! ) and get direct grilling over that L afrea

 

on the grill grates.

 

we also have the blanket , the SS grease trap  ( for the from )

 

and two SS sold shelves that slide ofver the two shelves you see in the picture.

 

this is not a minor item , and you need a keen interest , outdoor space 

 

not too far from the Beverage Area 

 

and some funds  and the time to put it to good use

 

w the best meat you choose to afford.

 

Im very pleased 

 

my plans as the Theoretician 

 

is to make the WHPS  the epicenter

 

of Duck .  outside Duck , vertical Duck  , spatched duck etc.

 

for videos , I highly recommend "" Rum & Cook ""

 

he seems to have given his Yoder , and pellets in general 

 

a great deal of thought :

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X3h_KluRy5g&t=394s

 

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w9E8NriQ0sM

 

also for those inclined for this sort of thing 

 

( not really me )

 

7429.thumb.jpg.71431023ea93025d0d61c8652c113c07.jpg

 

there is this sort of info for y0ou iPhone.

 

we also have :

 

https://www.thermoworks.com/signals/

 

in red of course.

 

 

 

 

image_50399745-1.jpg

rotuts

rotuts

Im placing this in the cooking section , rather than 

 

the Kitchen Consumer selection , as this is more about

 

Cooking w a pellet grill , than types of pellet grills.

 

some time ago , way back when , i began to be interested in a pellet grill.

 

\Id seen many BBQ competition shows , three entrants using 

 

their own rigs , and well experienced having successful local BBQ buineses

 

pellets interested me , as , properly PID'd , much of the fuel source was

 

being worked out for you by your rig.  nothing agains a real deal off set stick burner

 

but I wasn't going to stay up all night feeding it, as i wanted to take that variable  

 

out of the equation .  There was the small Traeger , which I almost got

 

but wanted to go  w a Yoder , 

 

Fast Forward. ;  times have changed .  Im significantly older 

 

interns of stiffness , etc.  and now have an Indoor Cat , MC.

 

he escaped twice early on , but I was able to go get him , i9nspite of 20 f and a foot of snow.

 

Id not  be able to do that now.  and Id have to place him in Detentions 

 

a downstairs bathroom , when I went in and out .  I do this routinely for Recycle day

 

Soo :

 

introducing the WHPS :  Woods Hole Pellet Society 

 

located in WH , MA at a friends .  Im the Chief Theoretician 

 

he is the Chief technical Officer :  he does the cooking , and maintenance.

 

the Setting :

 

image_50751745.thumb.jpg.c152c785c6fcf9e05430d81187a61efe.jpg

 

 

the YS640s  , as delivered about 10 days ago :

 

thumbnail-2.thumb.jpg.662551a1c6315eb643bd39dacd83b572.jpg

 

removed from pallet , which took some doing :

 

thumbnail-3.thumb.jpg.f0662fe47e64b58cd163c55852f14035.jpg

 

after the burn in :  350F  for at least an hour , the first cook ;

 

Spatched chickens :

 

image_50399745-1.thumb.jpg.38662583e3b9ea79db6bfb222efb044f.jpg

 

as I understand this :  425 F ( for crispy skin ) until the probed temp was 160 F :

 

thumbnail-4.thumb.jpg.d693d72b50bb8bfaf7cee4877d742108.jpg

 

skin was crispy , the chicken was very moist.   my friends wife commented

 

that this was the  best chicken she ever had.   and this is a family that has traveled 

 

\and paid attention . they said the chicken had a wonderful light smokiness , delicious

 

not overpowering the flavor of the chicken.  say , in the French Style , rather than very heavy smoke.

 

pellet grills are said to offer smokiness  on the lighter side.  you want more smoke ?

 

you use a pellet tube .  noted w the brisket.

 

next brisket , Costco  Choice ( they didn't have prime that day }  about 13lbs

 

thumbnail-5.thumb.jpg.08091ef656df53430bf08d3a61839e40.jpg

 

brisket w a pan to renewer some fat , and a smoke tube , essential if you want to add extra smoke.

 

the meat was done at 225 F ( hickory pellets ) for a total of about 8 hours.

 

at 198 F  wrapped in butchers paper ( 4:20 into the cook )  and left for 3.5 more hours

 

rested ( unsure of how long ) :

 

image_67179521.thumb.JPG.c64c9cb79e0c4f359cd9e7c3a5473a13.JPG

 

rub was salt and freshly ground pepper and granulated garlic

 

IMG-0275.thumb.jpg.22f67c36a73d6758842b0fdf6d203211.jpgimage_67155713.thumb.JPG.1d5e5e57941063bd16c214b084626b0c.JPG

 

image_67142657.thumb.JPG.82b12ab60eb4059ee45898d501789b45.JPG

 

I have not tried this.  my friend was delighted w it .  moist , tender , smokey.

 

today he will try high  temp grilled Salmon , on some GrillGrated that were extra

 

this model has a removable square piece of steel , over the fire box on the L 

 

that you can remove ( when cold ! ) and get direct grilling over that L afrea

 

on the grill grates.

 

we also have the blanket , the SS grease trap  ( for the from )

 

and two SS sold shelves that slide ofver the two shelves you see in the picture.

 

this is not a minor item , and you need a keen interest , outdoor space 

 

not too far from the Beverage Area 

 

and some funds  and the time to put it to good use

 

w the best meat you choose to afford.

 

Im very pleased 

 

my plans as the Theoretician 

 

is to make the WHPS  the epicenter

 

of Duck .  outside Duck , vertical Duck  , spatched duck etc.

 

for videos , I highly recommend "" Rum & Cook ""

 

he seems to have given his Yoder , and pellets in general 

 

a great deal of thought :

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X3h_KluRy5g&t=394s

 

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w9E8NriQ0sM

 

also for those inclined for this sort of thing 

 

( not really me )

 

7429.thumb.jpg.71431023ea93025d0d61c8652c113c07.jpg

 

there is this sort of info for y0ou iPhone.

 

we also have :

 

https://www.thermoworks.com/signals/

 

in red of course.

 

 

 

 

image_50399745-1.jpg

rotuts

rotuts

Im placing this in the cooking section , rather than 

 

the Kitchen Consumer selection , as this is more about

 

Cooking w a pellet grill , than types of pellet grills.

 

some time ago , way back when , i began to be interested in a pellet grill.

 

\Id seen many BBQ competition shows , three entrants using 

 

their own rigs , and well experienced having successful local BBQ buineses

 

pellets interested me , as , properly PID'd , much of the fuel source was

 

being worked out for you by your rig.  nothing agains a real deal off set stick burner

 

but I wasn't going to stay up all night feeding it, as i wanted to take that variable  

 

out of the equation .  There was the small Traeger , which I almost got

 

but wanted to go  w a Yoder , 

 

Fast Forward. ;  times have changed .  Im significantly older 

 

interns of stiffness , etc.  and now have an Indoor Cat , MC.

 

he escaped twice early on , but I was able to go get him , i9nspite of 20 f and a foot of snow.

 

Id not  be able to do that now.  and Id have to place him in Detentions 

 

a downstairs bathroom , when I went in and out .  I do this routinely for Recycle day

 

Soo :

 

introducing the WHPS :  Woods Hole Pellet Society 

 

located in WH , MA at a friends .  Im the Chief Theoretician 

 

he is the Chief technical Officer :  he does the cooking , and maintenance.

 

the Setting :

 

image_50751745.thumb.jpg.c152c785c6fcf9e05430d81187a61efe.jpg

 

 

the YS640s  , as delivered about 10 days ago :

 

thumbnail-2.thumb.jpg.662551a1c6315eb643bd39dacd83b572.jpg

 

removed from pallet , which took some doing :

 

thumbnail-3.thumb.jpg.f0662fe47e64b58cd163c55852f14035.jpg

 

after the burn in :  350F  for at least an hour , the first cook ;

 

Spatched chickens :

 

image_50399745-1.thumb.jpg.38662583e3b9ea79db6bfb222efb044f.jpg

 

as I understand this :  425 F ( for crispy skin ) until the probed temp was 160 F :

 

thumbnail-4.thumb.jpg.d693d72b50bb8bfaf7cee4877d742108.jpg

 

skin was crispy , the chicken was very moist.   my friends wife commented

 

that this was the  best chicken she ever had.   and this is a family that has traveled 

 

\and paid attention . they said the chicken had a wonderful light smokiness , delicious

 

not overpowering the flavor of the chicken.  say , in the French Style , rather than very heavy smoke.

 

pellet grills are said to offer smokiness  on the lighter side.  you want more smoke ?

 

you use a pellet tube .  noted w the brisket.

 

next brisket , Costco  Choice ( they didn't have prime that day }  about 13lbs

 

thumbnail-5.thumb.jpg.08091ef656df53430bf08d3a61839e40.jpg

 

brisket w a pan to renewer some fat , and a smoke tube , essential if you want to add extra smoke.

 

the meat was done at 225 F ( hickory pellets ) for a total of about 8 hours.

 

at 198 F  wrapped in butchers paper ( 4:20 into the cook )  and left for 3.5 more hours

 

rested ( unsure of how long ) :

 

image_67179521.thumb.JPG.c64c9cb79e0c4f359cd9e7c3a5473a13.JPG

 

rub was salt and freshly ground pepper and granulated garlic

 

IMG-0275.thumb.jpg.22f67c36a73d6758842b0fdf6d203211.jpgimage_67155713.thumb.JPG.1d5e5e57941063bd16c214b084626b0c.JPG

 

image_67142657.thumb.JPG.82b12ab60eb4059ee45898d501789b45.JPG

 

I have not tried this.  my friend was delighted w it .  moist , tender , smokey.

 

today he will try high  temp grilled Salmon , on some GrillGrated that were extra

 

this model has a removable square piece of steel , over the fire box on the L 

 

that you can remove ( when cold ! ) and get direct grilling over that L afrea

 

on the grill grates.

 

we also have the blanket , the SS grease trap  ( for the from )

 

and two SS sold shelves that slide ofver the two shelves you see in the picture.

 

this is not a minor item , and you need a keen interest , outdoor space 

 

not too far from the Beverage Area 

 

and some funds  and the time to put it to good use

 

w the best meat you choose to afford.

 

Im very pleased 

 

my plans as the Theoretician 

 

is to make the WHPS  the epicenter

 

of Duck .  outside Duck , vertical Duck  , spatched duck etc.

 

for videos , I highly recommend "" Rum & Cook ""

 

he seems to have given his Yoder , and pellets in general 

 

a great deal of thought :

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X3h_KluRy5g&t=394s

 

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w9E8NriQ0sM

 

also for those inclined for this sort of thing 

 

( not really me )

 

7429.thumb.jpg.71431023ea93025d0d61c8652c113c07.jpg

 

there is this sort of info for y0ou iPhone.

 

we also have :

 

https://www.thermoworks.com/signals/

 

in red of course.

 

 

 

image_50399745-1.jpg

rotuts

rotuts

Im placing this in the cooking section , rather than 

 

the Kitchen Consumer selection , as this is more about

 

Cooking w a pellet grill , than types of pellet grills.

 

some time ago , way back when , i began to be interested in a pellet grill.

 

\Id seen many BBQ competition shows , three entrants using 

 

their own rigs , and well experienced having successful local BBQ buineses

 

pellets interested me , as , properly PID'd , much of the fuel source was

 

being worked out for you by your rig.  nothing agains a real deal off set stick burner

 

but I wasn't going to stay up all night feeding it, as i wanted to take that variable  

 

out of the equation .  There was the small Traeger , which I almost got

 

but wanted to go  w a Yoder , 

 

Fast Forward. ;  times have changed .  Im significantly older 

 

interns of stiffness , etc.  and now have an Indoor Cat , MC.

 

he escaped twice early on , but I was able to go get him , i9nspite of 20 f and a foot of snow.

 

Id not  be able to do that now.  and Id have to place him in Detentions 

 

a downstairs bathroom , when I went in and out .  I do this routinely for Recycle day

 

Soo :

 

introducing the WHPS :  Woods Hole Pellet Society 

 

located in WH , MA at a friends .  Im the Chief Theoretician 

 

he is the Chief technical Officer :  he does the cooking , and maintenance.

 

the Setting :

 

image_50751745.thumb.jpg.c152c785c6fcf9e05430d81187a61efe.jpg

 

 

the YS640s  , as delivered about 10 days ago :

 

thumbnail-2.thumb.jpg.662551a1c6315eb643bd39dacd83b572.jpg

 

removed from pallet , which took some doing :

 

thumbnail-3.thumb.jpg.f0662fe47e64b58cd163c55852f14035.jpg

 

after the burn in :  350F  for at least an hour , the first cook ;

 

Spatched chickens :

 

image_50399745-1.thumb.jpg.38662583e3b9ea79db6bfb222efb044f.jpg

 

as I understand this :  425 F ( for crispy skin ) until the probed temp was 160 F :

 

thumbnail-4.thumb.jpg.d693d72b50bb8bfaf7cee4877d742108.jpg

 

skin was crispy , the chicken was very moist.   my friends wife commented

 

that this was the  best chicken she ever had.   and this is a family that has traveled 

 

\and paid attention . they said the chicken had a wonderful light smokiness , delicious

 

not overpowering the flavor of the chicken.  say , in the French Style , rather than very heavy smoke.

 

pellet grills are said to offer smokiness  on the higher side.

 

next brisket , Costco  Choice ( they didn't have prime that day }  about 13lbs

 

thumbnail-5.thumb.jpg.08091ef656df53430bf08d3a61839e40.jpg

 

brisket w a pan to renewer some fat , and a smoke tube , essential if you want to add extra smoke.

 

the meat was done at 225 F ( hickory pellets ) for a total of about 8 hours.

 

at 198 F  wrapped in butchers paper ( 4:20 into the cook )  and left for 3.5 more hours

 

rested ( unsure of how long ) :

 

image_67179521.thumb.JPG.c64c9cb79e0c4f359cd9e7c3a5473a13.JPG

 

rub was salt and freshly ground pepper and granulated garlic

 

IMG-0275.thumb.jpg.22f67c36a73d6758842b0fdf6d203211.jpgimage_67155713.thumb.JPG.1d5e5e57941063bd16c214b084626b0c.JPG

 

image_67142657.thumb.JPG.82b12ab60eb4059ee45898d501789b45.JPG

 

I have not tried this.  my friend was delighted w it .  moist , tender , smokey.

 

today he will try high  temp grilled Salmon , on some GrillGrated that were extra

 

this model has a removable square piece of steel , over the fire box on the L 

 

that you can remove ( when cold ! ) and get direct grilling over that L afrea

 

on the grill grates.

 

we also have the blanket , the SS grease trap  ( for the from )

 

and two SS sold shelves that slide ofver the two shelves you see in the picture.

 

this is not a minor item , and you need a keen interest , outdoor space 

 

not too far from the Beverage Area 

 

and some funds  and the time to put it to good use

 

w the best meat you choose to afford.

 

Im very pleased 

 

my plans as the Theoretician 

 

is to make the WHPS  the epicenter

 

of Duck .  outside Duck , vertical Duck  , spatched duck etc.

 

for videos , I highly recommend "" Rum & Cook ""

 

he seems to have given his Yoder , and pellets in general 

 

a great deal of thought :

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X3h_KluRy5g&t=394s

 

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w9E8NriQ0sM

 

also for those inclined for this sort of thing 

 

( not really me )

 

7429.thumb.jpg.71431023ea93025d0d61c8652c113c07.jpg

 

there is this sort of info for y0ou iPhone.

 

we also have :

 

https://www.thermoworks.com/signals/

 

in red of course.

 

 

 

image_50399745-1.jpg

rotuts

rotuts

Im placing this in the cooking section , rather than 

 

the Kitchen Consumer selection , as this is more about

 

Cooking w a pellet grill , than types of pellet grills.

 

some time ago , way back when , i began to be interested in a pellet grill.

 

\Id seen many BBQ competition shows , three entrants using 

 

their own rigs , and well experienced having successful local BBQ buineses

 

pellets interested me , as , properly PID'd , much of the fuel source was

 

being worked out for you by your rig.  nothing agains a real deal off set stick burner

 

but I wasn't going to stay up all night feeding it, as i wanted to take that variable  

 

out of the equation .  There was the small Traeger , which I almost got

 

but wanted to go  w a Yoder , 

 

Fast Forward. ;  times have changed .  Im significantly older 

 

interns of stiffness , etc.  and now have an Indoor Cat , MC.

 

he escaped twice early on , but I was able to go get him , i9nspite of 20 f and a foot of snow.

 

Id not  be able to do that now.  and Id have to place him in Detentions 

 

a downstairs bathroom , when I went in and out .  I do this routinely for Recycle day

 

Soo :

 

introducing the WHPS :  Woods Hole Pellet Society 

 

located in WH , MA at a friends .  Im the Chief Theoretician 

 

he is the Chief technical Officer :  he does the cooking , and maintenance.

 

the Setting :

 

image_50751745.thumb.jpg.c152c785c6fcf9e05430d81187a61efe.jpg

 

 

the YS640s  , as delivered about 10 days ago :

 

thumbnail-2.thumb.jpg.662551a1c6315eb643bd39dacd83b572.jpg

 

removed from pallet , which took some doing :

 

thumbnail-3.thumb.jpg.f0662fe47e64b58cd163c55852f14035.jpg

 

after the burn in :  350F  for at least an hour , the first cook ;

 

Spatched chickens :

 

image_50399745-1.thumb.jpg.38662583e3b9ea79db6bfb222efb044f.jpg

 

as I understand this :  425 F ( for crispy skin ) until the probed temp was 160 F :

 

thumbnail-4.thumb.jpg.d693d72b50bb8bfaf7cee4877d742108.jpg

 

skin was crispy , the chicken was very moist.   my friends wife commented

 

that this was the  best chicken she ever had.   and this is a family that has traveled 

 

\and paid attention . they said the chicken had a wonderful light smokiness , delicious

 

not overpowering the flavor of the chicken.  say , in the French Style , rather than very heavy smoke.

 

pellet grills are said to offer smokiness  on the higher side.

 

next brisket , Costco  Choice ( they didn't have prime that day }  about 13lbs

 

thumbnail-5.thumb.jpg.08091ef656df53430bf08d3a61839e40.jpg

 

brisket w a pan to renewer some fat , and a smoke tube , essential if you want to add extra smoke.

 

the meat was done at 225 F ( hickory pellets ) for a total of about 8 hours.

 

at 198 F  wrapped in butchers paper ( 4:20 into the cook )  and left for 3.5 more hours

 

rested ( unsure of how long ) :

 

image_67179521.thumb.JPG.c64c9cb79e0c4f359cd9e7c3a5473a13.JPG

 

rub was salt and freshly ground pepper and granulated garlic

 

IMG-0275.thumb.jpg.22f67c36a73d6758842b0fdf6d203211.jpgimage_67155713.thumb.JPG.1d5e5e57941063bd16c214b084626b0c.JPG

 

image_67142657.thumb.JPG.82b12ab60eb4059ee45898d501789b45.JPG

 

I have not tried this.  my friend was delighted w it .  moist , tender , smokey.

 

today he will try high  temp grilled Salmon , on some GrillGrated that were extra

 

this model has a removable square piece of steel , over the fire box on the L 

 

that you can remove ( when cold ! ) and get direct grilling over that L afrea

 

on the grill grates.

 

we also have the blanket , the SS grease trap  ( for the from )

 

and two SS sold shelves that slide ofver the two shelves you see in the picture.

 

this is not a minor item , and you need a keen interest , outdoor space 

 

not too far from the Beverage Area 

 

and some funds  and the time to put it to good use

 

w the best meat you choose to afford.

 

Im very pleased 

 

my plans as the Theoretician 

 

is to make the WHPS  the epicenter

 

of Duck .  outside Duck , vertical Duck  , spatched duck etc.

 

for videos , I highly recommend "" Rum & Cook ""

 

he seems to have given his Yoder , and pellets in general 

 

a great deal of thought :

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X3h_KluRy5g&t=394s

 

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w9E8NriQ0sM

 

also for those inclined for this sort of thing 

 

( not really me )

 

7429.thumb.jpg.71431023ea93025d0d61c8652c113c07.jpg

 

there is this sort of info for y0ou iPhone.

 

we also have :

 

https://www.thermoworks.com/signals/

 

in red of course.

 

 

image_50399745-1.jpg

rotuts

rotuts

Im placing this in the cooking section , rather than 

 

the Kitchen Consumer selection , as this is more about

 

Cooking w a pellet grill , than types of pellet grills.

 

some time ago , way back when , i began to be interested in a pellet grill.

 

\Id seen many BBQ competition shows , three entrants using 

 

their own rigs , and well experienced having successful local BBQ buineses

 

pellets interested me , as , properly PID'd , much of the fuel source was

 

being worked out for you by your rig.  nothing agains a real deal off set stick burner

 

but I wasn't going to stay up all night feeding it, as i wanted to take that variable  

 

out of the equation .  There was the small Traeger , which I almost got

 

but wanted to go  w a Yoder , 

 

Fast Forward. ;  times have changed .  Im significantly older 

 

interns of stiffness , etc.  and now have an Indoor Cat , MC.

 

he escaped twice early on , but I was able to go get him , i9nspite of 20 f and a foot of snow.

 

Id not  be able to do that now.  and Id have to place him in Detentions 

 

a downstairs bathroom , when I went in and out .  I do this routinely for Recycle day

 

Soo :

 

introducing the WHPS :  Woods Hole Pellet Society 

 

located in WH , MA at a friends .  Im the Chief Theoretician 

 

he is the Chief technical Officer :  he does the cooking , and maintenance.

 

the Setting :

 

image_50751745.thumb.jpg.c152c785c6fcf9e05430d81187a61efe.jpg

 

 

the YS640s  , as delivered about 10 days ago :

 

thumbnail-2.thumb.jpg.662551a1c6315eb643bd39dacd83b572.jpg

 

removed from pallet , which took some doing :

 

thumbnail-3.thumb.jpg.f0662fe47e64b58cd163c55852f14035.jpg

 

after the burn in :  350F  for at least an hour , the first cook ;

 

Spatched chickens :

 

image_50399745-1.thumb.jpg.38662583e3b9ea79db6bfb222efb044f.jpg

 

as I understand this :  425 F ( for crispy skin ) until the probed temp was 160 F :

 

thumbnail-4.thumb.jpg.d693d72b50bb8bfaf7cee4877d742108.jpg

 

skin was crispy , the chicken was very moist.   my friends wife commented

 

that this was the  best chicken she ever had.   and this is a family that has traveled 

 

\and paid attention . they said the chicken had a wonderful light smokiness , delicious

 

not overpowering the flavor of the chicken.  say , in the French Style , rather than very heavy smoke.

 

pellet grills are said to offer smokiness  on the higher side.

 

next brisket , Costco  Choice ( they didn't have prime that day }  about 13lbs

 

thumbnail-5.thumb.jpg.08091ef656df53430bf08d3a61839e40.jpg

 

brisket w a pan to renewer some fat , and a smoke tube , essential if you want to add extra smoke.

 

the meat was done at 225 F ( hickory pellets ) for a total of about 8 hours.

 

at 198 F  wrapped in butchers paper ( 4:20 into the cook )  and left for 3.5 more hours

 

rested ( unsure of how long ) :

 

image_67179521.thumb.JPG.c64c9cb79e0c4f359cd9e7c3a5473a13.JPG

 

rub was salt and freshly ground pepper and granulated garlic

 

IMG-0275.thumb.jpg.22f67c36a73d6758842b0fdf6d203211.jpgimage_67155713.thumb.JPG.1d5e5e57941063bd16c214b084626b0c.JPG

 

image_67142657.thumb.JPG.82b12ab60eb4059ee45898d501789b45.JPG

 

I have not tried this.  my friend was delighted w it .  moist , tender , smokey.

 

today he will try high  temp grilled Salmon , on some GrillGrated that were extra

 

this model has a removable square piece of steel , over the fire box on the L 

 

that you can remove ( when cold ! ) and get direct grilling over that L afrea

 

on the grill grates.

 

we also have the blanket , the SS grease trap  ( for the from )

 

and two SS sold shelves that slide ofver the two shelves you see in the picture.

 

this is not a minor item , and you need a keen interest , outdoor space 

 

not too far from the Beverage Area 

 

and some funds  and the time to put it to good use

 

w the best meat you choose to afford.

 

Im very pleased 

 

my plans as the Theoretician 

 

is to make the WHPS  the epicenter

 

of Duck .  outside Duck , vertical Duck  , spatched duck etc.

 

for videos , I highly recommend "" Rum & Cook ""

 

he seems to have given his Yoder , and pellets in general 

 

a great deal of thought :

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X3h_KluRy5g&t=394s

 

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w9E8NriQ0sM

 

 

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