Q&A
QUESTIONS about Lang BBQ Smoker cookers and charcoal grills and ANSWERS from Ben Lang.
No Rub Christmas Goose
No Rub Christmas Goose 12 lb goose Preparation time 15 minutes Marinade time 3 days Cook time 8 hours Temperature 250 Thermometer probe 180 degrees This marinade for your goose … Read more
Smoker Cooker Questions from MI
Questions from South East Michigan
I am currently in the market for a smoker and your 48” Deluxe or 48” Hybrid Deluxe has caught my eye. I’ve been smoking briskets and pork shoulders for the last eight years or so utilizing my Weber kettle grill and my cheap Brinkman vertical water smoker. I’ve mastered the two but now I’m treating myself to an upgrade. There are plenty of smoker manufacturers out there and I want to know what sets you apart from the rest? What advantages do your smokers have compared to the competition?
Lot’s of Qs and As
I am currently in the market for a smoker and your 48″ Deluxe or 48″ Hybrid Deluxe has caught my eye. I’ve been smoking briskets and pork shoulders for the last eight years or so utilizing my Weber kettle grill and my cheap Brinkman vertical water smoker. I’ve mastered the two, but now I am treating myself to an upgrade.
Why should I choose a Lang?
Cook For A Crowd With Lang BBQ Smokers
The Blog Smoker Cooking Tips recently posted an article “Cook For A Crowd With Lang BBQ Smokers” The blog article outlines some of the things we are constantly promoting … … Read more
Questions about the 84 Twin Deluxe Smoker Cooker
Custom Smoker Cooker Features Available
Made to order
Built to Last
David from Elberton, Georgia loves smoker cooking, has outgrown his Bubba Grill and wanted to make sure his investment in a Lang BBQ smoker cooker would have all the features he needs. We’d like to share David’s questions because many are not aware the we do have some smoker cookers in stock but we generally build to order so that you get the features you need.
Healthy Smoker Cooking
Ben Lang shares information on how to eat healthy with your Lang BBQ Smoker cooker by grilling with “clear heat”.
Q: What is “clear heat”?
A: Clear heat is one of the best kept secret of grandmasters. It occurs when all the Hickory or Oak wood has burned down to coal and intense heat is available for smoking. The smoke from this wood is released through the smoke stack before reaching the unit. At this time, favored wood, like Apple or Cherry, is added to the firebox to naturally season the meat.
Apple and Spice Brine
Apple and Spice Brine for Your turkey D.J. Watkins recommends putting your turkey in this brine for 24 hours. 1 gallon cold water 2 quarts apple juice 2 quarts orange … Read more
Smoker Cooker Turkey Tips
The average time to smoke a turkey is between 235° and 250 ° F for 30 to 40 minutes per pound. Place turkey in disposable roasting pan. Fruit woods work … Read more
Interested in a 84 Deluxe with Chargrill
Interested in Models: The 84 Deluxe with Chargrill David from Elberton, Georgia is planning to purchase a smoker cooker in the not to distant future and had some interesting questions … Read more