Posts Tagged ‘pr36 bbq smoker’

Meadow Creek makes several fine backyard smokers and we get a lot of questions about the differences between them. This chart illustrates the differences between the PR36, SQ36, and TS70P.

	PR36	SQ36	TS70P
Style	Vertical	Offset	Reverse Flow Offset
Summary	Versatile charcoal grill; smoking possible with standard grill pan	Great smoker; limited grilling possible with optional grill pan	High end smoker; grilling possible with optional grill pan
Features
Stainless Steel Grates
Thermometer
13″ Pneumatic Tires
Firebox
Ash Pan in Firebox
Grate in Firebox
Smokestack
Drain Valve
Reverse Flow Draft
Sliding Grates
Front Work Shelf	optional	optional
Water Pan
Options
Vinyl Cover
No Flat Solid Tires (set)
Rib Rack
Additional Grate
Charcoal Pullout
Charcoal Pan Insert
Charcoal Grill Pan	standard
Insulated Firebox
Charcoal Basket
Stainless Steel Shelf
Warming Box
Extra Shelf in Warmer
Live Smoke in Warmer
Jerky Rack
Stainless Steel Stack
Size Differences
Cooking Area	3.4 sq. ft. with optional grate: 6.47 sq. ft.		6.85 sq. ft. with optional grate: 10.28 sq. ft.
Crowd Size (based on pork butts)	50–75 people	50–75 people	100—175 people

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I hope everyone is staying cool and enjoying plenty of barbecue. I just love cooking and eating in the back yard!

On Memorial Day, Marlin and I got together and cooked a whole bunch of stuff on Meadow Creek’s PR36 Backyard Smoker. The PR36 Smoker is small, versatile, and easy to use. For indirect (low and slow) cooking, we build the fire beneath the drip pan. Or you can build your fire on the drip pan for direct heat grilling.

Here is a photo album to get your mouth watering and your brain spinning. We cooked meatloaf, pork tenderloin, a whole chicken, potatoes, onions, and steaks. Was it ever good! 🙂

Have fun,

Lavern

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We’ve just added some new photo galleries to help you explore these revolutionary barbecue smokers from Meadow Creek.

We’re not done adding photos, but you can browse a separate photo gallery for each cooker in the Barbecue Smokers category.

Here ya go: Barbeque Smoker Photos

Or you can hop over to the smoker pages in my store:

PR36 Barbecue Smoker
SQ36 Offset Barbecue Smoker
TS60 Offset Barbecue Smoker
TS120P Push-Around BBQ Smoker
TS120 Barbecue Smoker Trailer
TS250 Barbecue Smoker Trailer
TS500 Barbecue Smoker Trailer

Also check out the main Barbecue Smokers page.

I have so much other stuff to share with you, like recipes, how tos on grilling and smoking, pics of what we’ve cooked, and a few “good” reasons why you should not buy one of these awesome Meadow Creek cookers from us, ever.

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Lavern