Ribeyes & Wings this Weekend

olewarthog

olewarthog

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Fired up the Assassin 36" Grill for some ribeye steaks on Friday evening. Used Moore's Marinade & Montreal Steak Seasoning.

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For Saturday lunch, I wanted wings. Marinaded in italian dressing, then applied a new rub I got, Victory Lane Garlic Jalepeno Season All. Finished them up with my own BBQ sauce kicked up with a few dashes of Texas Pete. Enjoy

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Oh Yeah!!!!!!! Mighty Fine!!!! :clap:
 
olewarthog

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blood on the ground said:
Never heard of that grill... Food looks excellent
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Assassin Smokers (www.assassin-smokers.com) makes a great line of gravity feed smokers & grills. Both are outstanding cookers.

The grills come in 36",48" & 72" models. They come standard with slide out ash pan, charcoal grate & water pan. They offer an optional V-pan, that is slotted on one side to use the grill as a smoker without a waterpan. Made from heavy duty steel with a fully insulated door. Holds temp easy & burn very little charcoal. They are made in Macon, GA.
 
Dub

Dub

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olewarthog said:
Assassin Smokers (www.assassin-smokers.com) makes a great line of gravity feed smokers & grills. Both are outstanding cookers.

The grills come in 36",48" & 72" models. They come standard with slide out ash pan, charcoal grate & water pan. They offer an optional V-pan, that is slotted on one side to use the grill as a smoker without a waterpan. Made from heavy duty steel with a fully insulated door. Holds temp easy & burn very little charcoal. They are made in Macon, GA.
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Very nice. I'd imagine that 72" model would cook a whole hog without too much trouble.


Do you also have a gravity fed model ?

I'm guessing that's yours in the avatar pic.

How has it worked for you ?
 
olewarthog

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Yes, I have the 17 gravity feed model. It's the smallest one they make. Great smoker.

It has 3 racks. Each rack will hold a full size pan. I can get four 8 lb (aprox) butts per rack. I have run the smoker at 250 for over 9 hours on 2/3 bag of charcoal & still have some left when I shut it down. With the Pitmaster IQ 120 (included), it is really a set it & forget it cooker.

I did a review with pic of the smoker several months ago, but photobucket has probably blocked the images by now. I will get those pics uploaded again & post them.

Here are the pics.

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Dub

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12 butt payload is mighty impressive for certain.

I'd love to be able to do some overnight cooks with large volumes of butt cooks for my folks at work, church and the local Golden Harvest meals.


How even do the temps run on grate to grate ?
 
olewarthog

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Dub said:
12 butt payload is mighty impressive for certain.

I'd love to be able to do some overnight cooks with large volumes of butt cooks for my folks at work, church and the local Golden Harvest meals.


How even do the temps run on grate to grate ?
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I haven't run tests, but the bottom grate is hotter than the other two. No big difference between the top & middle grate.
 
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