It is always great to see a guy who is humble enough to admit a simple mistake. It says a lot that you kept the first video on here. Nobody is an expert the first time, failure is part of learning. Rock on!
I've been backyard bbqing/smoking for 30 plus years & I still make mistakes. Time, ingredients, equipment, alcohol lol!, etc.... It happens. The main thing is own up to it & move on. Like your channel btw.
hahah, dude....no worries. much respect for the redo and owning up. We all make mistakes, literally seen people pull down videos, and repost with edits, so I can appreciate transparency on your part. Cook on brother!!!
Massive respect to someone that admits their mistakes and is willing to consider new perspectives. Props! I just got a cylinder and cant wait to start trying it!
Great job. A true man you are not ashamed when you failed the last time. I’ve messed some ribs up by over cooking them a month ago and it was for all the guys at work too, because I was trying a different way to use my WSM hoping to compensate for the cold weather we get in Canada. Everyone said they were good but I told everyone I F***ed up on them.
I appreciate your honesty. Most presenters would simply hide behind the clutter and distraction to move on to the next video. That being said.... there is nothing like real charcoal (not Kingsford Briquets) and real wood for flavor on a grill. Takes time . But worth the time
I used a creamer bruleee butane torch for about 30 seconds. It flamed up for a while, maybe a minute, then let it go. Used it to cold smoke cheese. Worked great. Then, used it on my gas grill worked great for big thick ribeyes. Then used it in by barrel and smoked bacon for 4 hours. Lots of smoke. Love it.
I haven't read how much heat you got with the 1st video you made (comments wise) but after seeing this vid, my hats off to the way you handled it. My hats off to you and your production team bro! Cheers!
Heads up if you still use a starter cube to light You can use a “clicker torch” just lay it down where you want it and hold the flame to the opening and hit it and different angles By doing this you can get it running much faster and blow it out after 30 seconds to a minute
I'm diggin what your doing. The first video is very clear how easy it is to make a mistake it's why we're here in the first place. Keep it up and never be afraid to get something wrong.
HOLY SHIT, dude. I bought a tube smoker (because all I have is this option) and started looking for recipes. Saw your first video and I felt HORRIBLE. Then I saw this video. WOW. You're a good dude. I appreciate your trial and error. And your honesty. And I'm subscribing. Good Grillin'!
Thank you, I feel more confident in trying out this tube I just got….with no instructions. I went back and watched part one first so part two made a lot of sense.
Great job correcting the previous vid. It's all about learning. QUESTION :Using this in a pellet smoker, how long will the smoke tube smoke the pellets?
One tip when gas grill smoking you will want to plug the holes in the side with tinfoil. Keeps more smoke in. More smoke more flavor. Otherwise you lose most of your smoke.
I picked up a smoker tube at Target last week on sale for $7.00. Didn't know how it worked but couldn't pass it up for that price. This was one of the first videos I came across while trying to learn how to use the thing. I followed the recipe more or less, Paul Newman's olive oil vinaigrette with some extra lemon juice for the marinade (overnight), made my own rub with stuff I had around the house, and glazed them with Boss Sauce for the last 15 or so minutes. The wings were killer. The smoker tube worked better than I ever could have imagined. I own a Weber Q so the setup is a bit different. There is only one burner so I had to set it up for indirect cooking which is a piece of cake (the info is on their website). Thanks so much for the video and helping my first foray into smoked BBQ successful.
Yo, the wings lookin 🔥 my dude. It's good to have a community and two way conversation/interaction with people you provide content for. 100% I wouldn't wanna watch anyone who really didn't. The gas grill ones look tastier IMO because you gotta get a little char on chicken... I don't have a gas grill but I do have a smoker. Mines got an electric heating element in it and I did some easy DIY mods to make it the best smoker it can be. I use a pellet tube as well and put boss competition blend pellets. I also use chips and chunks, sometimes water pan sometimes not... Every situation depends. I went to college to become a chef, decided to pursue other talents of mine but cooking is something I've learned a great deal in, from teachers, OGs, cooking competitions, restaurants, interwebs and best of all... My own ideas couples with trial and error. So, for all the people that got a bit out of pocket to you for misusing a smoking tube... I'm sorry I have to be that guy but they aren't out here adding content or being humble like you and they aren't qualified to rip you like that when they make mistakes too... Internet people are weak bruh, keep doing you. Where do I find the suicide wing sauce? I'd like to try it. Also, to add charring on my wings ido it over a couple pieces of lump charcoal in my smoker... Get em going good and hot in a pan on one rack and putting my next rack a couple inches above the coals I can get a nice charred skin in places on the skin in only a matter of a minute or two... Do this after smoking... If done before smoking, it cooks the meat and your smoke can't permeate the chicken... Thus ending up in charged wings with creosote sauce😉 To all those pros that brought to your attention, your misuse of the smoker tube the last time... I found this out by trial and error and I went to school to cook. Let's see what y'all got? Last 2 tips my dude. After they're smoked and charred a smidge... Crispy: For 1-1.5 minutes Toss em in 350° PEANUT (if allergic or don't enjoy peanut oils price tag, any other cooking oil will work aside from olive oil. But peanut oil works fastest and gives the best crisp.) ^^^Thats the Crispy Wing KiNG Sauce: Add 1 - 2 tbsp of salted or unsalted real sweet cream butter to each of those pans of sauce. I usually do 2tbsp in 3-5 cups of wing sauce... Fat helps intense hot pepper spice go away quicker, it doesn't kill the spice. The butter helps the sauce adhere to the wing as well because it's a fat and can easily be absorbed into fried food, charred food and smoked food... Plus it adds the most amazing flavor profile to hot sauces of all types... Do what you did plus add my extra tips above to the same batch and it's simply bliss... I've got about 300 wing sauce recipes I can share with you if you want. I worked at a restaurant that serves gourmet wings and has been on Diners, Drive-ins, and Dives before... I know all the recipes by heart cuz it was required in the kitchen... Awesome content!!! Keep it coming! Thanks for your videos -KiNG
I am sure that somewhere you've mentioned what hardwood you used but also I'd suggest you do another test with ONLY salt as your seasoning. This will help in determining just how much smoke each method imparts. I recently rolled some hickory pellets into some heavy duty foil, about the size of a corn cob, torched it to start the smoke and it smoked for more than 2 hours! I grilled/smoked some chicken legs, thighs and a New York Strip that all tasted amazing! My time on the grill was about an hour. I did not log the Temps it I am sure it was close to 300. The strip was frozen and the chicken, in a thaw. Outcome?... A lot of hickory smoke but not over powering. Lowering Temps would easily allow for more smoke as a matter of time I think? Note, This is the first video I've seen of yours and I apologize if you've already tested in the manner in which I suggested!
I know this is an old video but I couldn't help but notice that in both videos, your gas grill seemed hotter (you mentioned the salmon was a bit overcooked, and the wings were definitely a bit charred). Good chance the built-in thermometer on your gas grill is reading under temp (most built-in dial thermometers seem to have accuracy issues). Probably wouldn't hurt to throw a probe on the grate and see what temps are closer to the heat source. You may not even have this grill anymore, or you may have figured this out already but I figured it was worth mentioning. I do appreciate the side by side comparisons doing one on the pellet and one on the gas, most of the tube reviews I see are just like "look! more smoke! it works!". I once heard the saying "the only way to make great barbeque is to make bad barbeque first" and I don't think anyone is an exception to this... I know I've screwed a few things up in the past, and I'm sure Ill screw more stuff up in the future, it's part of the learning process!
My two favorite foods are plenty and more! And although the ones on the pellet grill looks better I like the crispiness of the gas grill. I also noticed with my personal experience the more sugars you have in your rubs, the darker they seem to get. I just ordered a Smok tube as they were sold out at my local big box store, and this weekend I’m doing a 10 pound Boston butt, I am using heifer dust was a little slap your mama white label for a little extra kick. 225-250 heat range for a 8hr cook and let it rest an hour before pulling it apart and serving, so yeah, it’s gonna be a long night. Are usually rub the meat down, covered in cellophane and refrigerate overnight or 24 hours then let it get to room temperature before I toss it on the grill Just found this channel by the way and I really like it. Thank you for the open forum, never used to smoke tube before, but I’ll let it all know how it turns out good bad, or indifferent.
I am an offset charcoal and wood smoker guy but I am thinking of getting a pellet smoker too for winter time cooks here in Maine. The cold and ocean wind would make it hard to get temps in my big off set. My only complaint with pellet smokers is that you can't get that same depth of smoke flavor that I am used to from the offset. I thought of using a pellet tube in addition on a pellet smoker. What has been your experience do this? Does it help some?
Easy way to light these, spray some spray cooking oil on a paper towel. Lay a dry paper towel on top. Fold it up and place it under the tube. Light it on fire. That'll start the pellets going easily.
Love the Grill Grates. I used mine today in my Weber Go Anywhere itty bitty grill to grill a great ribeye. Delish! Like your channel and had a couple of shots with you. I appreciate your more or less rule of thumb approach. Not so rigid. I look forward to watching your channel.
Did you keep the grill at 270 for the whole 90mi, or did you turn it down? I have a tube but haven’t really worked with it yet and would love to try it out with chicken.
Props and Kudo's for being able to own up to something you feel was a mistake. This is something that a lot of people are not able to do. This action really says alot about your character sir!! Your food looks great by the way keep doin what cha doin sir!!
2 vids in and i already love your channel, also good tip for your racks, oil them with something or spray some pam on them, the chicken won't stick lol
Do you ever use it for high to medium high heat grilling to give your food a smokey kiss or is it one of those situations where it feels like a waste because the food is done in 20 to 30 minutes?
Please align that whiskey barrel keg display correctly. I don't have OCD (yet) but the visual of the spout and lettering off center with the base has got me doing flip-flops over here 😅
I am soooo glad I watched this second video. I have just ordered the same tube and having viewed the first video, I was concerned about my purchase. And while watching it, I wondered just why you hadn't blown out the flame. Looking forward to making smoked salmon this weekend. Not the way you make it, but as lox. Wish me lox....
Hey new subscriber to your channel. I appreciate the uniqueness of your channel. It brings a great compliment to the BBQ channels that are more instructional.
I just bought one because I’m not satisfied with the smoke on my pit boss. I’ve tried all types of ribs and different pellets too. My immediate fix is to smoke on the pellet grill one hour and charcoal for an hour and then go back to the pellet to wrap and finish. That has worked best so far. I’m trying the tube next.
New subscriber (because of this video). I'm all for what you said in the beginning of this video. Let's all learn and contribute. Could you please try to use your grill (cold) and smoke some cheese with that tube? I just purchased one and will be doing the same.
Our pellets burn up in about a half hour we have to keep refilling it. Is this normal or are we doing something wrong. Do you have the tube over heat or indirect? thanks
Just a question for you all. I have a pellet grill and people have told me to use a smoke tube with my grill. Then what is the point of the pellet grill smoker?. Granted I am new to this style of BBQ cooking.
Glad you showed us how to do it right. I've got a Pellet Grill and wondered why I never got chicken like you had from the gas grill. Do you think I could use that Smoking Tube and still get about same performance / results as a gas grill? Just curious. Also, I like your attitude. Subbed.
After looking at both set of wings i would have to say that the best looking ones in my opinion would have to be the ones that are cooked with the pellet smoker grill not the propane grill.. but its only my opinion and preference ... keep on smoking
First time I've seen your channel. I think if I'm some bbq God.. I'm not wasting my time watching you tube videos on how to make BBQ. Most of us are just guys... And gals that want to make great food for our family. While it's always easy to put someone down that you know more than.. Why on earth are you spending your time watching you tube videos about bbq and grilling if you are so great?? Truth is.. You aren't if you know what your doing.. We are seeking knowledge.. And that comes with people that have had great success and failures.. And let's be honest.. We all have fucked up a brisket.. Everyone of us.. We have probably fucked up a lot of "easy" cooks.. But we got better the next time.. And the time after that.. We still might not be amazing but we love to keep trying for that perfect cook!! So thank you for sharing... Keep on grilling 😃
Funny I’d think everyone would think the pellet smoker would do better? 🤔 I’m sure the smoker puts a lot more smoke flavor in are use an electric smoker myself I love it
I use it on my pellet grill also because there is light smoke anyway. Also people are ruthless on UA-cam comments. They were killing you on last video.
It is always great to see a guy who is humble enough to admit a simple mistake. It says a lot that you kept the first video on here. Nobody is an expert the first time, failure is part of learning. Rock on!
Thanks buddy
something to try add a 1/2 x 1/2 x 6" stick{I used Cherry} put the stick in add the pellets around the stick and light, more smoke it worked for me
I've been backyard bbqing/smoking for 30 plus years & I still make mistakes. Time, ingredients, equipment, alcohol lol!, etc.... It happens. The main thing is own up to it & move on. Like your channel btw.
I still make mistakes as well.
Laying down foil on the counter top to keep the ole lady happy is much more important than blowing out the tube for smoke! Great video!
hahah, dude....no worries. much respect for the redo and owning up. We all make mistakes, literally seen people pull down videos, and repost with edits, so I can appreciate transparency on your part. Cook on brother!!!
Massive respect to someone that admits their mistakes and is willing to consider new perspectives. Props! I just got a cylinder and cant wait to start trying it!
😂 "nothing but the cheapest ". Great line Sir and thanks for your review. I'll have to try it .
4:07 "Nothing but the cheapest for my crew." Love it! Thanks for the video!
Great job. A true man you are not ashamed when you failed the last time. I’ve messed some ribs up by over cooking them a month ago and it was for all the guys at work too, because I was trying a different way to use my WSM hoping to compensate for the cold weather we get in Canada. Everyone said they were good but I told everyone I F***ed up on them.
Lol, I've definitely been there, you wonder if people are just trying to be nice or genuinely don't know well enough to know you messed up.
I appreciate your honesty. Most presenters would simply hide behind the clutter and distraction to move on to the next video. That being said.... there is nothing like real charcoal (not Kingsford Briquets) and real wood for flavor on a grill. Takes time . But worth the time
I used a creamer bruleee butane torch for about 30 seconds. It flamed up for a while, maybe a minute, then let it go. Used it to cold smoke cheese. Worked great. Then, used it on my gas grill worked great for big thick ribeyes. Then used it in by barrel and smoked bacon for 4 hours. Lots of smoke. Love it.
"We've all cooked crappy stuff, all cooked awesome stuff! So true! Hope to see you throw more videos out brother.
I haven't read how much heat you got with the 1st video you made (comments wise) but after seeing this vid, my hats off to the way you handled it. My hats off to you and your production team bro! Cheers!
Heads up if you still use a starter cube to light
You can use a “clicker torch” just lay it down where you want it and hold the flame to the opening and hit it and different angles
By doing this you can get it running much faster and blow it out after 30 seconds to a minute
I'm diggin what your doing. The first video is very clear how easy it is to make a mistake it's why we're here in the first place. Keep it up and never be afraid to get something wrong.
HOLY SHIT, dude. I bought a tube smoker (because all I have is this option) and started looking for recipes. Saw your first video and I felt HORRIBLE. Then I saw this video. WOW. You're a good dude. I appreciate your trial and error. And your honesty. And I'm subscribing. Good Grillin'!
Thank you, I feel more confident in trying out this tube I just got….with no instructions. I went back and watched part one first so part two made a lot of sense.
Great job correcting the previous vid. It's all about learning. QUESTION :Using this in a pellet smoker, how long will the smoke tube smoke the pellets?
Wish I had a neighbor like you. Honest and sincere.
I use two tubes on long cooks like brisket or butt on my pellet grill. Really improves the smoke flavor.
Video starts @ 2:09
i gotta say i like your style. humble but quality production.
One tip when gas grill smoking you will want to plug the holes in the side with tinfoil. Keeps more smoke in. More smoke more flavor. Otherwise you lose most of your smoke.
I picked up a smoker tube at Target last week on sale for $7.00. Didn't know how it worked but couldn't pass it up for that price. This was one of the first videos I came across while trying to learn how to use the thing. I followed the recipe more or less, Paul Newman's olive oil vinaigrette with some extra lemon juice for the marinade (overnight), made my own rub with stuff I had around the house, and glazed them with Boss Sauce for the last 15 or so minutes. The wings were killer. The smoker tube worked better than I ever could have imagined. I own a Weber Q so the setup is a bit different. There is only one burner so I had to set it up for indirect cooking which is a piece of cake (the info is on their website). Thanks so much for the video and helping my first foray into smoked BBQ successful.
BTW Go Raiders!
Yo, the wings lookin 🔥 my dude.
It's good to have a community and two way conversation/interaction with people you provide content for. 100%
I wouldn't wanna watch anyone who really didn't.
The gas grill ones look tastier IMO because you gotta get a little char on chicken...
I don't have a gas grill but I do have a smoker. Mines got an electric heating element in it and I did some easy DIY mods to make it the best smoker it can be.
I use a pellet tube as well and put boss competition blend pellets.
I also use chips and chunks, sometimes water pan sometimes not...
Every situation depends.
I went to college to become a chef, decided to pursue other talents of mine but cooking is something I've learned a great deal in, from teachers, OGs, cooking competitions, restaurants, interwebs and best of all... My own ideas couples with trial and error.
So, for all the people that got a bit out of pocket to you for misusing a smoking tube... I'm sorry I have to be that guy but they aren't out here adding content or being humble like you and they aren't qualified to rip you like that when they make mistakes too... Internet people are weak bruh, keep doing you.
Where do I find the suicide wing sauce? I'd like to try it.
Also, to add charring on my wings ido it over a couple pieces of lump charcoal in my smoker...
Get em going good and hot in a pan on one rack and putting my next rack a couple inches above the coals I can get a nice charred skin in places on the skin in only a matter of a minute or two... Do this after smoking... If done before smoking, it cooks the meat and your smoke can't permeate the chicken... Thus ending up in charged wings with creosote sauce😉
To all those pros that brought to your attention, your misuse of the smoker tube the last time... I found this out by trial and error and I went to school to cook. Let's see what y'all got?
Last 2 tips my dude.
After they're smoked and charred a smidge...
Crispy:
For 1-1.5 minutes Toss em in 350° PEANUT (if allergic or don't enjoy peanut oils price tag, any other cooking oil will work aside from olive oil. But peanut oil works fastest and gives the best crisp.)
^^^Thats the Crispy Wing KiNG
Sauce:
Add 1 - 2 tbsp of salted or unsalted real sweet cream butter to each of those pans of sauce. I usually do 2tbsp in 3-5 cups of wing sauce...
Fat helps intense hot pepper spice go away quicker, it doesn't kill the spice.
The butter helps the sauce adhere to the wing as well because it's a fat and can easily be absorbed into fried food, charred food and smoked food...
Plus it adds the most amazing flavor profile to hot sauces of all types...
Do what you did plus add my extra tips above to the same batch and it's simply bliss...
I've got about 300 wing sauce recipes I can share with you if you want. I worked at a restaurant that serves gourmet wings and has been on Diners, Drive-ins, and Dives before... I know all the recipes by heart cuz it was required in the kitchen...
Awesome content!!! Keep it coming!
Thanks for your videos
-KiNG
From cold and wet England, I watch your video with great happiness - a genuine guy who does stuff honestly. And love the background music!
I am sure that somewhere you've mentioned what hardwood you used but also I'd suggest you do another test with ONLY salt as your seasoning.
This will help in determining just how much smoke each method imparts.
I recently rolled some hickory pellets into some heavy duty foil, about the size of a corn cob, torched it to start the smoke and it smoked for more than 2 hours! I grilled/smoked some chicken legs, thighs and a New York Strip that all tasted amazing!
My time on the grill was about an hour.
I did not log the Temps it I am sure it was close to 300. The strip was frozen and the chicken, in a thaw.
Outcome?... A lot of hickory smoke but not over powering.
Lowering Temps would easily allow for more smoke as a matter of time I think?
Note, This is the first video I've seen of yours and I apologize if you've already tested in the manner in which I suggested!
I know this is an old video but I couldn't help but notice that in both videos, your gas grill seemed hotter (you mentioned the salmon was a bit overcooked, and the wings were definitely a bit charred). Good chance the built-in thermometer on your gas grill is reading under temp (most built-in dial thermometers seem to have accuracy issues). Probably wouldn't hurt to throw a probe on the grate and see what temps are closer to the heat source. You may not even have this grill anymore, or you may have figured this out already but I figured it was worth mentioning. I do appreciate the side by side comparisons doing one on the pellet and one on the gas, most of the tube reviews I see are just like "look! more smoke! it works!". I once heard the saying "the only way to make great barbeque is to make bad barbeque first" and I don't think anyone is an exception to this... I know I've screwed a few things up in the past, and I'm sure Ill screw more stuff up in the future, it's part of the learning process!
I like this guy... he is honest with himself and not afraid to admit he makes mistakes. I learned somethings from this.... thank you!
Nice job man - awesome that you took your ego out of it (unlike a lot of you-tubers) - admitted you were wrong and put out another vid. Subscribed!
My two favorite foods are plenty and more! And although the ones on the pellet grill looks better I like the crispiness of the gas grill. I also noticed with my personal experience the more sugars you have in your rubs, the darker they seem to get. I just ordered a Smok tube as they were sold out at my local big box store, and this weekend I’m doing a 10 pound Boston butt, I am using heifer dust was a little slap your mama white label for a little extra kick.
225-250 heat range for a 8hr cook and let it rest an hour before pulling it apart and serving, so yeah, it’s gonna be a long night. Are usually rub the meat down, covered in cellophane and refrigerate overnight or 24 hours then let it get to room temperature before I toss it on the grill
Just found this channel by the way and I really like it. Thank you for the open forum, never used to smoke tube before, but I’ll let it all know how it turns out good bad, or indifferent.
I am an offset charcoal and wood smoker guy but I am thinking of getting a pellet smoker too for winter time cooks here in Maine. The cold and ocean wind would make it hard to get temps in my big off set. My only complaint with pellet smokers is that you can't get that same depth of smoke flavor that I am used to from the offset. I thought of using a pellet tube in addition on a pellet smoker. What has been your experience do this? Does it help some?
Easy way to light these, spray some spray cooking oil on a paper towel. Lay a dry paper towel on top. Fold it up and place it under the tube. Light it on fire. That'll start the pellets going easily.
Love the Grill Grates. I used mine today in my Weber Go Anywhere itty bitty grill to grill a great ribeye. Delish! Like your channel and had a couple of shots with you. I appreciate your more or less rule of thumb approach. Not so rigid. I look forward to watching your channel.
Did everyone like the gas grill over the pellet more because of the difference in smoke flavor OR the crispiness of the chicken?
Can you use wood chips in the tube?
I enjoyed seeing the result and appreciate your transparency as far as the smoke tube goes.
Thanks brother!
Thank you for the update! These things really work! Now go cold xmoke cheese, and spices with it!
New SUB! first video of yours ive watched. your my kind of people. owning mistakes is how we grow . peace!
I bought a smoke tube as well. Seems like it only produces white dirty smoke. Are you getting thin blue or Same? White smoke
Thanks for the follow up vid. You can also use the tube in your pellet grill for additional smoke flavor. Keep up the great work!
Humility is a uncommon thing anymore. Great video Sir
Do you need to have the actual grill on to have the smoker tube produce smoke flavor?
Did you keep the grill at 270 for the whole 90mi, or did you turn it down? I have a tube but haven’t really worked with it yet and would love to try it out with chicken.
Does the tube and pellets ever produce bad smoke that is undesirable?
Props and Kudo's for being able to own up to something you feel was a mistake. This is something that a lot of people are not able to do. This action really says alot about your character sir!! Your food looks great by the way keep doin what cha doin sir!!
It's good to see that you admitted to the mistake, we all make them. Great video!
What do you know about good smoke vs bad smoke with cylinders???
Do I just cook with the tube or do I add a lil heat from the bottom with charcoal?
2 vids in and i already love your channel, also good tip for your racks, oil them with something or spray some pam on them, the chicken won't stick lol
Do you ever use it for high to medium high heat grilling to give your food a smokey kiss or is it one of those situations where it feels like a waste because the food is done in 20 to 30 minutes?
Thanks for the tips. Chicken looked delicious. Today using my smoker tube for the first time slow Q’n ribs on the old charcoal Weber.
How is the smoke tube lit? Do the gas grill burners need to be turned on?
Bro this channel is niceeee definitely subscribing I like what you’re doing
Please align that whiskey barrel keg display correctly. I don't have OCD (yet) but the visual of the spout and lettering off center with the base has got me doing flip-flops over here 😅
I am soooo glad I watched this second video. I have just ordered the same tube and having viewed the first video, I was concerned about my purchase. And while watching it, I wondered just why you hadn't blown out the flame. Looking forward to making smoked salmon this weekend. Not the way you make it, but as lox. Wish me lox....
Okay so do I leave the fire on when the tube is in there? So do I just use it like a normal gas grill except with the tube in there???
Hey new subscriber to your channel. I appreciate the uniqueness of your channel. It brings a great compliment to the BBQ channels that are more instructional.
Great video. What is the metal plate things over the grates on the gas grill and where did you buy them? Thx
Thanks for watching, those are Grill Grates: www.grillgrate.com/ I did another video reviewing them!
I have to ask my kids this a lot:
DID YOU READ THE INSTRUCTIONS??
Usually when things go wrong the answer is “no.”
I read the instructions when all else fails.
Thanks for the info! I saw this on Amazon and was curious how it worked. You got me sold, thanks!
WOW! A youtuber that cooks great food, tries new things, and admits when he screws up? Instant subscribe, like, bell...if I could do more I would.
I just bought one because I’m not satisfied with the smoke on my pit boss. I’ve tried all types of ribs and different pellets too.
My immediate fix is to smoke on the pellet grill one hour and charcoal for an hour and then go back to the pellet to wrap and finish. That has worked best so far. I’m trying the tube next.
Great video! I got a smoke tube on order. Can't afford a legit smoker. What's your favorite whiskey!
Do you put the smoke stick over the burner, or on the cold end?
Does the tube have to be full? Or can I do just half of the tube?
Are those after market grate covers? I like those.
New subscriber (because of this video). I'm all for what you said in the beginning of this video. Let's all learn and contribute. Could you please try to use your grill (cold) and smoke some cheese with that tube? I just purchased one and will be doing the same.
Booo to the rude comments. We all learn by making mistakes. Love the channel. Keep on grilling
Our pellets burn up in about a half hour we have to keep refilling it. Is this normal or are we doing something wrong. Do you have the tube over heat or indirect? thanks
Great community mindset. I share your vision and happy to be following. Glad to come across your Channel today.
Stumbled in here looking for reviews and after watching this was fucking bad ass and definitely will be giving these smoker tubes a try 🥃🥃
Just a question for you all. I have a pellet grill and people have told me to use a smoke tube with my grill. Then what is the point of the pellet grill smoker?. Granted I am new to this style of BBQ cooking.
If you have a pellet grill, you should know it holds consistent temps. I guess a gas grill does too but I don't fool with propane!
What temperature , setting (high, medium, low), was the gas grill on?
Glad you showed us how to do it right. I've got a Pellet Grill and wondered why I never got chicken like you had from the gas grill. Do you think I could use that Smoking Tube and still get about same performance / results as a gas grill? Just curious. Also, I like your attitude. Subbed.
Hey bro coming across this and sharpening my grill skills...
Thanks for sharing! 🤘
After looking at both set of wings i would have to say that the best looking ones in my opinion would have to be the ones that are cooked with the pellet smoker grill not the propane grill.. but its only my opinion and preference ... keep on smoking
have cooked on a weber using a smoker tube for smoke?
Thznk you for the review. I live in Thailand and trying to figure out what to buy or not is hard...
First time I've seen your channel. I think if I'm some bbq God.. I'm not wasting my time watching you tube videos on how to make BBQ.
Most of us are just guys... And gals that want to make great food for our family. While it's always easy to put someone down that you know more than.. Why on earth are you spending your time watching you tube videos about bbq and grilling if you are so great?? Truth is.. You aren't if you know what your doing.. We are seeking knowledge.. And that comes with people that have had great success and failures.. And let's be honest.. We all have fucked up a brisket.. Everyone of us.. We have probably fucked up a lot of "easy" cooks.. But we got better the next time.. And the time after that.. We still might not be amazing but we love to keep trying for that perfect cook!! So thank you for sharing... Keep on grilling 😃
Have you used the tube on the pellet grill?
Funny I’d think everyone would think the pellet smoker would do better? 🤔 I’m sure the smoker puts a lot more smoke flavor in are use an electric smoker myself I love it
I see you posted this on 420. happy smoking. blaze it!
I use it on my pellet grill also because there is light smoke anyway. Also people are ruthless on UA-cam comments. They were killing you on last video.
Highly recommend adding the pellet tube to the pellet grill!
Love your honesty......Keep up the good work bro!
just discovered your channel. Saw the first video. Enjoyed your honesty in the second. Going to get a pellet tube
You are doing a first class production. Very professional.
Thanks bud for an honest review!
Thanks for the info , about using pellet tube.
I’m liking your channel content etc but amazon link to this product isn’t working
Thanks for the heads up brother, will update!
I love your video... but the background music is killing me... LOL
What is that old saying, "If the music is too loud... you're too old"... guess so
Blue (clean smoke) vs. White (dirty smoke) ?!?! Any thoughts anybody?!?!
Great video. Glad you did the follow up!
I just bought one of these for supplemental smoke on my pellet smoker... for the food I tend to have longer smoke times...
Nice honest review Bro'. Keep ploughing the vid's out.
I just got mine it's awesome. Cold smoked salmon and cheese and then baby backs and wings solid 12 dollar purchase
that's salmon recipe looks outstanding I think I'm going to give it a shot
Hahahaha 4:10 "and now we have to kill some time" BBQ made America great
Try the tube in the pellet smoker as well
Do you reccomend soaking the pellets before hand (if so in what) or just use them dry? Thanks in anticipation.
I prefer them dry as is from the bag. Thanks for watching!