Build Your Own BBQ: DIY Cinder Block Offset Smoker + Bonus Smoked Spatchcock Turkey! 🍗🔥
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 29 ส.ค. 2024
- 🏗️🔨 Unleash your inner pitmaster with our DIY Cinder Block Offset Smoker tutorial! (large enough for a whole hog roast!) Join us as we guide you through the step-by-step process of creating your own backyard BBQ masterpiece using cinder blocks. 🍖🛠️ But wait, there's more! 🎥🦃 Stick around for bonus footage of a mouthwatering smoked spatchcock turkey, showcasing the incredible results of your handmade smoker. 🌟🔥 Elevate your grilling game, impress your friends and family, and bring the taste of smoky perfection to your outdoor gatherings. Hit play now and let the BBQ adventure begin!
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This will double as our maple syrup evaporator! Stay tuned for more uses.
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I'm about to start this build . any suggestions on the build?
A couple things:
1.) Spend some time on ground prep. Make sure it's level and solid - if you do that, everything else will fall into place easily.
2.) Your firebox cover should be 1/4" thick at minimum. I had 1/4" steel cut to size and it did warp some while smoking a whole 140lb hog. Still seals well, but less than 1/4" I feel would not hold up as well.
3.) Fill the blocks with sand or other medium to hold in more heat.
With that said, bottom line here is have fun, use what you have, and do what you can. We did zero ground prep work and didn't fill the blocks. It worked just fine. Some blocks shifted over winter, but it held up well, all things considered.
OH - share your build and tag @scottfamilyhomestead so we can see how it turned out!
@@scottfamilyhomestead will do !! thanks so much
gross. do not eat year old frozen meat.
@@obscuredxbw You are welcome to buy fresh! We grow a years worth of meat at a time and do our best to use it up before the next year.