- Dec 29, 2011
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So everyone says the thermo on most are inacurate. Whats the best method of figuring the temp?
Did a pork butt a few weeks ago, and although it turned out awesome it took a bit longer than expected.
Getting ready to do some spare ribs tomorrow and thought I'd run a pan of water to see what temp it reaches. The door unit thermo at 250, water temp is 160 (checking with a digital thermo).....doesnt want to get any hotter it seems.
What about a potato? Think that might help? Should I just buy a therm I can put on the rack along with whatever I'm cooking?
Just trying to get a handle on actual temp vs. what the manufacturers thermo says.
Did a pork butt a few weeks ago, and although it turned out awesome it took a bit longer than expected.
Getting ready to do some spare ribs tomorrow and thought I'd run a pan of water to see what temp it reaches. The door unit thermo at 250, water temp is 160 (checking with a digital thermo).....doesnt want to get any hotter it seems.
What about a potato? Think that might help? Should I just buy a therm I can put on the rack along with whatever I'm cooking?
Just trying to get a handle on actual temp vs. what the manufacturers thermo says.