Hey folks,
As you know, I'm having a reverse flow smoker built for me on a trailer. I pick it up friday. Word of mouth has spread like wildfire at work and I've received a crazy large order for que.. .much more than I'd ever be able to put out on my egg.
So far I've got 30lbs of brisket, 20lbs pulled pork, 22 racks of baby backs, 20 scotch eegs, 1 breakfast fatty and 3lbs of bacon.
Before I go further, here is a pic of the cooker. The only difference is the one I'm having built has a warming cabinet on top of the firebox...
So I'm leaving Thursday night after work, driving the 3.5 hrs to a hotel close to the fabricators. I'll pick it up early Friday morning and be back by 1pm. I have to go to the butchers to pick up all the meat. Then rub and place into the fridge until early saturday. I'll season the smoker around 5pm Friday evening. I plan on firing it up around 6 am saturday and put the briskets on a long with the butts. I'll make my bbq sauce in the meantime and then put ribs on at 10am. Next I'll make the scotch eggs and get them in. The belly will have been drying for about 20 hrs before it goes on and I also have some chicken leg quarters to cook.
If there's a certain order that would work out better please let me know. This is my first good sized order and I thought that staggering the times would help out. I'll have tons of pics to post this weekend so definitely stay tuned!
As you know, I'm having a reverse flow smoker built for me on a trailer. I pick it up friday. Word of mouth has spread like wildfire at work and I've received a crazy large order for que.. .much more than I'd ever be able to put out on my egg.
So far I've got 30lbs of brisket, 20lbs pulled pork, 22 racks of baby backs, 20 scotch eegs, 1 breakfast fatty and 3lbs of bacon.
Before I go further, here is a pic of the cooker. The only difference is the one I'm having built has a warming cabinet on top of the firebox...
So I'm leaving Thursday night after work, driving the 3.5 hrs to a hotel close to the fabricators. I'll pick it up early Friday morning and be back by 1pm. I have to go to the butchers to pick up all the meat. Then rub and place into the fridge until early saturday. I'll season the smoker around 5pm Friday evening. I plan on firing it up around 6 am saturday and put the briskets on a long with the butts. I'll make my bbq sauce in the meantime and then put ribs on at 10am. Next I'll make the scotch eggs and get them in. The belly will have been drying for about 20 hrs before it goes on and I also have some chicken leg quarters to cook.
If there's a certain order that would work out better please let me know. This is my first good sized order and I thought that staggering the times would help out. I'll have tons of pics to post this weekend so definitely stay tuned!