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I've done 140F cold smoking. Don't see any problem with a 180F smoke. Don't light much charcoal (1 or 2 small pieces), smallest vent hole in the draft door, and almost no opening on the top, just barely off the seat.

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Your vent settings will seem impossibility small. 1/8 turn on the top and the smallest sliver on the bottom. Also be super fast putting the pork belly on or your coals will flair a bit with an overall net gain in temperature. Also plan on up to two hours to get it up to temp and "heat soaked" at 180*

 

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1 hour ago, DennisLinkletter said:

That being said, I've used the side polder port as the only exhaust before.. Smoke blowing out of it..

What is the polder port

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The polder port is the small port on the upper right side of the body...it has the small rubber plug with the hole in it. It where you run the probe cables for a controller, electronic monitor.


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2 minutes ago, 5698k said:

The polder port is the small port on the upper right side of the body...it has the small rubber plug with the hole in it. It where you run the probe cables for a controller, electronic monitor.


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Thanks 

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Hey Ed, Generally they recommend a higher temp for pork belly, a little browning on the flats is what I looked for and I thought it was good. If your looking for a smoke first and heat later then a cold smoke is good. I know a technique for cold smoking you could apply, if your interested. It's a little involved to write but pretty simple to employ.

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Just now, Tyrus said:

That works too

Well just picked up my pork belly 2 12 to 13 pounds each tomorrow will be my first brisket on a kamado of any type will be doing it on the KK it is 13.5 after trimming we will see oak and cherry wood probably 260f 

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4 minutes ago, tony b said:

With skin on, treat yourself and do a Porchetta, or at least some Chicharrón with the skin.

Chicharron yep that sounds good to 

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 I saw your equipment and in comparison when I buy meat it's generally for 5-6-10 folks at the most. Consider me a light weight, I'm ok with that.  My norm and yours are quite different   

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3 hours ago, Tyrus said:

 I saw your equipment and in comparison when I buy meat it's generally for 5-6-10 folks at the most. Consider me a light weight, I'm ok with that.  My norm and yours are quite different   

It’s Allbout good food family and friends also having a ball cooking 

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