Smoked corn on the cob is one of the easiest dishes to make. Throw some corn on the smoker in the final 1.5 hours of cooking to add a delicious side dish to your meal.
View RecipeSmoked jalapeno poppers are a crowd-pleasing appetizer or side dish. Throw some bacon-wrapped jalapenos stuffed with cream cheese onto the smoker in the final 1.5 hours of cooking to create a delicious side dish to your meal.
View RecipeSmoked jalapeno poppers are a crowd-pleasing appetizer or side dish. Throw some bacon-wrapped jalapenos stuffed with cream cheese onto the smoker in the final 1.5 hours of cooking to create a delicious side dish to your meal.
View RecipePulled Pork is a great tasting and easy meat to make whether you place the pork on the smoker or in the oven. Simply toss the pork into the cooking device and wait 90 minutes per pound and you'll be left with some of the best pulled pork.
View RecipeSmoked corn on the cob is one of the easiest dishes to make. Throw some corn on the smoker in the final 1.5 hours of cooking to add a delicious side dish to your meal.
View RecipePulled Pork is a great tasting and easy meat to make whether you place the pork on the smoker or in the oven. Simply toss the pork into the cooking device and wait 90 minutes per pound and you'll be left with some of the best pulled pork.
View RecipeSmoked hamburgers will add a nice smoky flavor to your favorite hamburger recipe. Throw your favorite hamburger mixture on the smoker and wait 45 minutes for rare or 90 minutes for well done smoky burgers.
View RecipeSmoked hamburgers will add a nice smoky flavor to your favorite hamburger recipe. Throw your favorite hamburger mixture on the smoker and wait 45 minutes for rare or 90 minutes for well done smoky burgers.
View RecipeSmoked hamburgers will add a nice smoky flavor to your favorite hamburger recipe. Throw your favorite hamburger mixture on the smoker and wait 45 minutes for rare or 90 minutes for well done smoky burgers.
View RecipePulled Pork is a great tasting and easy meat to make whether you place the pork on the smoker or in the oven. Simply toss the pork into the cooking device and wait 90 minutes per pound and you'll be left with some of the best pulled pork.
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