Definitely a smoker is a personal choice, and what is better depends on what you are looking for. I say it's a balance of goals, between: (i) making good food, (ii) making authentic BBQ, (iii) having fun with the maaseh of smoking, and (iv) convenience. Items (iii) and (iv) don't only conflict, they directly oppose each other.
I opted for items (i) and (iv) so went PBC. I would say WSM is also mostly a (i) and (iv) choice, but it brings in extra elements of (ii) and (iii), at a slight cost to (iv). Maybe WSM also better at (i)--I have no idea either way.
Further to the above:
If all you want is good food, get a sous vide.
If all you want is authentic BBQ, get a huge offset smoker that you feed with split logs.
If all you want is having fun with the maaseh of smoking, again, get a huge offset smoker.
If all you want is convenience, use your oven.
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Smoking Meats
ushdadude:
--- Quote from: rs242 on August 30, 2023, 03:16:22 PM ---PSA: gourmet Glatt in Lakewood has brisket packer for 7.99 regularly (all American)
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GG Cedarhurst currently has for 7.49
ushdadude:
--- Quote from: rs242 on August 30, 2023, 03:15:10 PM ---A packer can stay couple weeks in the fridge no problem.
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it's been "wet aging" for about 2 weeks already
aygart:
--- Quote from: aygart on August 28, 2023, 08:45:01 PM ---In time for Yom Tov! Pit Barrel Cooker PBX (22.5") half price $299
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This thing is huge!
3 types of head in there.
imayid2:
--- Quote from: aygart on September 15, 2023, 01:25:25 PM ---This thing is huge!
3 types of head in there.
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May you be the head of heads
aygart:
--- Quote from: aygart on September 28, 2023, 09:58:45 AM ---On a side note, has anyone here tried keeping burnt ends overnight for shabbos morning?
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