Definitely a good plan to learn how to do everything manually first so you don't end up spending money on the wrong thing.
For low and slow you want to be using restaurant grade lump wood charcoal, the larger size makes them burn a lot more consistently for slow cooking. I use the big k ones that come in a box.
Definitely a good plan to learn how to do everything manually first so you don't end up spending money on the wrong thing.
For low and slow you want to be using restaurant grade lump wood charcoal, the larger size makes them burn a lot more consistently for slow cooking. I use the big k ones that come in a box.