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I don't know what your definition of "small butt" is but I usually smoke a butt that that is between 7-9 lbs. 11-14 hours on the pit at 200-225 including wrapping in pink butcher paper is pretty much what I expect and get. Let us know when you try another one!
So I am trying the Fast Eddy method for the 1st time. Ribs still got about 1 - 1 1/2 hours to go. I am not doing the glaze part because everyone in my family except me do not like wet ribs. Using CookinPellets Perfect Mix.
Okay, I am a devotee of the FE rib recipe. The ribs came out awesome...
Reverse sear: slowly bringing the meat to temperature finishing with hot sear on the outside to seal in all those yummy juices and give get a nice outside crust too.
To achieve this, cook your roast at 225 degrees. When the internal temperature (IT) reaches 110 degrees, pull the roast and...
Pièces de résistance...
Prime rib served with sides of straight off the stalk sautéed brussel sprouts (drizzled in EVOO, balsamic vinegar and a lil bacon grease) and hassleback roasted potatoes. Homemade horseradish sauce came out great too.
Merry Christmas everyone!