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1sgwinks

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Jan 15, 2008
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Mesa, Arizona
Picked up a wrapped pork roast and some pork brisket ribs from Walmart Saturday, rubbed them down and stuck them in the refrigerator overnight to ferment
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I gave them the old 3-2-1 and as you can see they didnt turn out too bad
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stay safe troopers
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Great lookin' Q you smoked up. Mesa must have had folks driving around try to find the source of that great smokin' aroma!
 
I forgot to add that I stuck the digital probe in the biggest roast just to ensure the temp was right and when I pulled it out the juices ran out of it
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This is the FIRST roast I have ever made that was juicy from the git-go
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Of course-this is the first roast I have ever smoked (all the rest have been baked in an oven at 350) so the key must be low and slow huh
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stay safe troopers
 
good looking grub there,I thought I smelled somthing wiffing down here in Tucson.
 
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