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Bama-Breeze
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Posted - 11/03/2010 : 20:41:46
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Goob is an old friend of mine, had not talked to him for almost 18 years until recently and found out that we had lived within a few miles of each other for about 8 years. Old friendships never die but we have a lot to catch up on. I guess Jayson would be the newest member of the Bama Breeze Smokers. I have learned most of what I know about BBQ through trial and error and this forum. I look forward to passing on some of that on.
Scott Alabama Gulf Coast Bama Breeze Smokers
ROLL TIDE!! Stumps GF222 OK Joe offset 3 UDS Weber Kettle Gold 22" Cajun Fryer |
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BILLYBONESBBQ
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USA
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Posted - 07/09/2011 : 04:29:04
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WELCOME TO THE HIT MAN AND ALL OTHERS . WE COULD USE A MOSQUITO WACKER WHEN CONCENTRATING ON THE SMOKE.. ANKLE BITERS AND HIDDEN CREVICE BITES ARE THE WORSE.. OFTEN WAKEN NEXT TO A SMOKING HOG AND WONDER IF VAMPIRE BATS MAY HAVE VISITED IN THE NIGHT .. 
locate billy in Red Keg, michigan - half way between Paradise and Hell |
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bobberqer
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USA
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Posted - 07/02/2012 : 21:15:27
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quote: Originally posted by toymaster
Hi everyone. My name is Kelvin. I'm originally from Brooklyn, NY but currently reside in Long Island. My regular job is working for Verizon (unfortunately). I've been BBQing for over 15 years, mostly for frineds and family and the occasional tailgate party. Started BBQing on a weber kettle, then grilled and smoked on a Brinkmann Grill King Deluxe (does everyone hate Brinkmann? I like mine.). This year I decided to jump in feet first and buy my first custom offset smoker I could tow to BBQ's to feed more people. I've been reading this forum for months now and I think it's time I joined the party.
where from on lawnguyland?
whoddathunk???
FBA Member
Cant you'll talk faster, or at the least, hear faster?
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bobberqer
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USA
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Posted - 07/02/2012 : 21:16:51
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quote: Originally posted by lynch052
Hello again everyone Its been quite a while, even though I haven't posted in ages...er, uh, couple of years I was still checking in as a lurker every so often just to keep up with the world of BBQ. I was really surprised my to find my old login was still active . Anyhoo, I thought that I'd break the ice again...so here goes. Im still living in NJ and still married to same wonderful woman as before. On the cooking front: I've been cooking since I was 12 or so, (Im 47 now) but didn't get into real bbq until I found this site back in 2006 . Ohhhh, I loved eating bbq, just couldn't cook it well. However, that all changed once I found this site though, just about everything I have learned had come from the good people here.
Best regards, Mark D. Success is not final, failure is not fatal: it is the courage to continue that counts- W.C.
Anyone seen Lynch?????
whoddathunk???
FBA Member
Cant you'll talk faster, or at the least, hear faster?
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bobberqer
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USA
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Posted - 07/02/2012 : 21:18:33
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quote: Originally posted by BigOrangeSmoker
CAN YOUNS BELIEVE THAT I JUST GAVE A HUNTSVILLE CITY POLICE OFFICER MY PHONE NUMBER AND INVITED HIM TO MY HOUSE AND TO THINK FER YEARS I WANTED EM NOWHERE NEAR MY HOUSE,SHOWS WHAT HAPPENS WHEN YOU SOBER UP
Off The Sauce Cookers FBA Member Stump Stretch Orange Nation Huntsville,Alabama Eat A Pig Save A Farmer phil.white@comcast.net
Don't kid yerself, they STILL have yer number!!!
whoddathunk???
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Cant you'll talk faster, or at the least, hear faster?
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The Grill Father
Starting Member
USA
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Posted - 07/16/2012 : 09:47:36
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| Hi everybody, new to NBN,1st can anyone tell me how to change my username (Serial Griller)? I noticed there is already someone using Serial Grillers. Don't want to create any confusion or step on anybodys toes, Thanks |
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The Grill Father
Starting Member
USA
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Posted - 07/16/2012 : 10:37:52
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| All has been fixed, just spoke with Kell he changed my username I am now The Grill Father, Thanks Kell |
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Mighty Mouse
Starting Member
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Posted - 11/17/2012 : 05:27:17
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Hello everybody. My name is Andy, I repair forklifts and am also our company trainer. I live in a development next to Lake Wallenpaupack in northeast Pa. I'm 46 and an amateur cook though my friends would argue that. My mom was a professional caterer many times doing three weddings in one Saturday, her building had three halls. That is where I learned. I got tired of the sub standard what people call "BBQ" around here and decided to do my own. I will be building my own smoker over the winter if anybody has any good plans I would appreciate it. I use a gas grill/charcoal unit right now but regulating temp is a job and a challenge to say the least. I do have to say I am humbled at the talent here. I hope to learn and maybe someday I can contribute. I do have a killer yellow cake recipe as I do high end birthday cakes too so if anybody would like it I about guarantee it's about the best you ever had. I have had professional cooks tell me that multiple times. Anyway, thanks for letting me join and have a great weekend! |
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Farmdog
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Posted - 11/17/2012 : 12:52:20
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Welcome to the site Andy!
Bill Junction City, KS Weber 22 inch kettle Baby Stumps |
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livespive
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USA
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Posted - 11/20/2012 : 13:10:53
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Welcome Andy,
Yes there is lots of talent here, I have learned lots lol.
I'll trade you that yellow cake for an old post that used to be on here about fire management 
I don't know if it's still here as I think the member is gone.
quote: Originally posted by Mighty Mouse
Hello everybody. My name is Andy, I repair forklifts and am also our company trainer. I live in a development next to Lake Wallenpaupack in northeast Pa. I'm 46 and an amateur cook though my friends would argue that. My mom was a professional caterer many times doing three weddings in one Saturday, her building had three halls. That is where I learned. I got tired of the sub standard what people call "BBQ" around here and decided to do my own. I will be building my own smoker over the winter if anybody has any good plans I would appreciate it. I use a gas grill/charcoal unit right now but regulating temp is a job and a challenge to say the least. I do have to say I am humbled at the talent here. I hope to learn and maybe someday I can contribute. I do have a killer yellow cake recipe as I do high end birthday cakes too so if anybody would like it I about guarantee it's about the best you ever had. I have had professional cooks tell me that multiple times. Anyway, thanks for letting me join and have a great weekend!
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mountainpitbbq
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China
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Posted - 11/20/2012 : 15:09:05
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I bet you're talking about Ed's (kickass bbq)post on fire management. It was great. I printed out a copy, but can't find it. Think the original post got lost when the Turks invaded this site. There's a link to Ed's profile below -maybe he can e-mail you a copy quote: Originally posted by livespive
Welcome Andy,http://www.barbecuenews.com/forum2/pop_profile.asp?mode=display&id=7422
Yes there is lots of talent here, I have learned lots lol.
I'll trade you that yellow cake for an old post that used to be on here about fire management 
I don't know if it's still here as I think the member is gone.
quote: Originally posted by Mighty Mouse
Hello everybody. My name is Andy, I repair forklifts and am also our company trainer. I live in a development next to Lake Wallenpaupack in northeast Pa. I'm 46 and an amateur cook though my friends would argue that. My mom was a professional caterer many times doing three weddings in one Saturday, her building had three halls. That is where I learned. I got tired of the sub standard what people call "BBQ" around here and decided to do my own. I will be building my own smoker over the winter if anybody has any good plans I would appreciate it. I use a gas grill/charcoal unit right now but regulating temp is a job and a challenge to say the least. I do have to say I am humbled at the talent here. I hope to learn and maybe someday I can contribute. I do have a killer yellow cake recipe as I do high end birthday cakes too so if anybody would like it I about guarantee it's about the best you ever had. I have had professional cooks tell me that multiple times. Anyway, thanks for letting me join and have a great weekend!
-Dave Putnam Valley NY Peoria Custom Cooker Backyard 24x48 w/ firebox grill NEBS member KCBS certified bbq judge |
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BigOrangeSmoker
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Posted - 11/20/2012 : 18:33:26
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quote: Originally posted by mountainpitbbq
I bet you're talking about Ed's (kickass bbq)post on fire management. It was great. I printed out a copy, but can't find it. Think the original post got lost when the Turks invaded this site. There's a link to Ed's profile below -maybe he can e-mail you a copy quote: Originally posted by livespive
Welcome Andy,http://www.barbecuenews.com/forum2/pop_profile.asp?mode=display&id=7422
Yes there is lots of talent here, I have learned lots lol.
I'll trade you that yellow cake for an old post that used to be on here about fire management 
I don't know if it's still here as I think the member is gone.
quote: Originally posted by Mighty Mouse
Hello everybody. My name is Andy, I repair forklifts and am also our company trainer. I live in a development next to Lake Wallenpaupack in northeast Pa. I'm 46 and an amateur cook though my friends would argue that. My mom was a professional caterer many times doing three weddings in one Saturday, her building had three halls. That is where I learned. I got tired of the sub standard what people call "BBQ" around here and decided to do my own. I will be building my own smoker over the winter if anybody has any good plans I would appreciate it. I use a gas grill/charcoal unit right now but regulating temp is a job and a challenge to say the least. I do have to say I am humbled at the talent here. I hope to learn and maybe someday I can contribute. I do have a killer yellow cake recipe as I do high end birthday cakes too so if anybody would like it I about guarantee it's about the best you ever had. I have had professional cooks tell me that multiple times. Anyway, thanks for letting me join and have a great weekend!
-Dave Putnam Valley NY Peoria Custom Cooker Backyard 24x48 w/ firebox grill NEBS member KCBS certified bbq judge
OUTSTANDING INFO ON THIS SITE...WONDER WHAT HAPPENED TO MR.ED http://www.kickassbbq.com/
Off The Sauce Cookers Stump Monster Owner
Stump Stretch Orange Nation Huntsville,Alabama Eat A Pig Save A Farmer philwhite@knology.net |
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yoh pig
Member
  
USA
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Posted - 11/25/2012 : 19:01:41
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quote: Originally posted by Mighty Mouse
Hello everybody. My name is Andy, I repair forklifts and am also our company trainer. I live in a development next to Lake Wallenpaupack in northeast Pa. I'm 46 and an amateur cook though my friends would argue that. My mom was a professional caterer many times doing three weddings in one Saturday, her building had three halls. That is where I learned. I got tired of the sub standard what people call "BBQ" around here and decided to do my own. I will be building my own smoker over the winter if anybody has any good plans I would appreciate it. I use a gas grill/charcoal unit right now but regulating temp is a job and a challenge to say the least. I do have to say I am humbled at the talent here. I hope to learn and maybe someday I can contribute. I do have a killer yellow cake recipe as I do high end birthday cakes too so if anybody would like it I about guarantee it's about the best you ever had. I have had professional cooks tell me that multiple times. Anyway, thanks for letting me join and have a great weekend!
Welcome to the board Mighty Mouse. Lot of great info here. I'm sorta a cake guy myself sometimes and have a great Almond Wedding Cake recipe I'll swap for your Killer Yeller!
To other members: Didn't Bigabyte have a fire management tutorial on here too?
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livespive
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Posted - 11/27/2012 : 13:56:47
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i REMEMBER eD'S POST, BUT i THINK THIS GUYS NAME WAS cHRIS bAKER AKA BIGABYTE.....(OOPS CAPS LOCK IS ON, i'M AT WORK)
quote: Originally posted by BigOrangeSmoker
quote: Originally posted by mountainpitbbq
I bet you're talking about Ed's (kickass bbq)post on fire management. It was great. I printed out a copy, but can't find it. Think the original post got lost when the Turks invaded this site. There's a link to Ed's profile below -maybe he can e-mail you a copy quote: Originally posted by livespive
Welcome Andy,http://www.barbecuenews.com/forum2/pop_profile.asp?mode=display&id=7422
Yes there is lots of talent here, I have learned lots lol.
I'll trade you that yellow cake for an old post that used to be on here about fire management 
I don't know if it's still here as I think the member is gone.
quote: Originally posted by Mighty Mouse
Hello everybody. My name is Andy, I repair forklifts and am also our company trainer. I live in a development next to Lake Wallenpaupack in northeast Pa. I'm 46 and an amateur cook though my friends would argue that. My mom was a professional caterer many times doing three weddings in one Saturday, her building had three halls. That is where I learned. I got tired of the sub standard what people call "BBQ" around here and decided to do my own. I will be building my own smoker over the winter if anybody has any good plans I would appreciate it. I use a gas grill/charcoal unit right now but regulating temp is a job and a challenge to say the least. I do have to say I am humbled at the talent here. I hope to learn and maybe someday I can contribute. I do have a killer yellow cake recipe as I do high end birthday cakes too so if anybody would like it I about guarantee it's about the best you ever had. I have had professional cooks tell me that multiple times. Anyway, thanks for letting me join and have a great weekend!
-Dave Putnam Valley NY Peoria Custom Cooker Backyard 24x48 w/ firebox grill NEBS member KCBS certified bbq judge
OUTSTANDING INFO ON THIS SITE...WONDER WHAT HAPPENED TO MR.ED http://www.kickassbbq.com/
Off The Sauce Cookers Stump Monster Owner
Stump Stretch Orange Nation Huntsville,Alabama Eat A Pig Save A Farmer philwhite@knology.net
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yoh pig
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Posted - 11/27/2012 : 18:40:03
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Here's the thread to Bigabyte's post about fire. I think he got mad at someone and deleted the tutorial but maybe you could cull something from the posts that follow
http://www.barbecuenews.com/forum/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=19125 |
Edited by - yoh pig on 11/27/2012 18:40:16 |
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