/ck/ - Food & Cooking

>>17560062
Yeah basically, I found my traeger in the trash and fixed it for like 50$. I think most pellet grills, especially non foreign made ones are pretty repairable and very easy to use. That's where I would start if I didn't have a smoker. (foreign made ones may be, I don't have experience with them though)

as for cooking pork butt/shoulder is very cheap and a good place to start. (that would be making pulled pork.

It's pretty expensive but also pretty forgiving if you aren't to retarded.

>>17097948
kys
>>17099692
the source was a study that showed people with a high diet of fermented foods(asians) had higher rates of cancer than people of different cultures but didn't account for the much higher rate of smoking in those countries.