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On this episode we talk about why relying too heavily on thermometers might actually be holding your BBQ back. From learning to read your fire and smoke to trusting sight, smell, and feel, we break down why great pit masters don’t cook by numbers alone and how dialing in your instincts can take your BBQ to the next level.
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