Aaron Franklin technique inspired bbq..In process

[fnjay]

Dang. Awesome stuff! Got me wanting to buy his book now. I've only got one bbq book in my arsenal.

 

[ssv3]

Dang. Awesome stuff! Got me wanting to buy his book now. I've only got one bbq book in my arsenal.

Honestly I slept on his book but these many brethren can't be wrong so picked it up couple weels ago. Some stuff I already was doing but I picked up REALLY good pointers. Dude gets tactical with bbq and it's awesome.

 

[ClintHTX]

I've got a quality Texas made pit, Texas style Q, may as well go Texas cooking style fb open. :thumb: Absolutely love it.

Look familiar? I built my offset based off of Aaron's on a much smaller scale. It's fool proof simple.

 

[Harrjack]

Looks great. Going to try the open door.

 

[ssv3]

Look familiar? I built my offset based off of Aaron's on a much smaller scale. It's fool proof simple.

It sure does. :thumb:

 

[FireChief]

It sure does. :thumb:

Love those side firebox views! Here's mine from my Horizon.

 

[pjtexas1]

not sure how i missed this thread...
very nice cook! everything looks great. i love how you guys never stop trying and experimenting. i agree that lots of of airflow is a good thing. seems like your cooker would be ideal to run with the door cracked.

 

[ssv3]

Love those side firebox views! Here's mine from my Horizon.

Me too. :becky:

 

[ssv3]

not sure how i missed this thread...
very nice cook! everything looks great. i love how you guys never stop trying and experimenting. i agree that lots of of airflow is a good thing. seems like your cooker would be ideal to run with the door cracked.

Thanks bud!! Man, to me experimenting is half the fun if not more.

 

[Lighter-Fluid]

Missed this during the cook, but everything looks awesome! Great cook