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Welcome Andrew from Tulsa. Veteran nurse of the trauma world. This forum is a great online community. Glad another Okie has joined us. Lots of awesome info here. Total true offset tradition here in Tulsa unless we throw down on the trusty Hasty Bake!
In Okie land we buy them cryo vac at retail. Deep freeze for several months, defrost in the extra fridge for a few days until ready to trim and season. Another shift overnight with rub until ready to meet the heat and smoke. You'll be fine. Best of luck
As an Okie, I'll have to take a knee and praise the Texas style. They look lovely. Wish I was your neighbor cause I would still be sitting on your patio. Consider this an electronic gold clap, golf clap, golf clap....
Microwave then burn with a weed killer! Ha ha ha ha.....! Maybe liquid smoke?
Seriously, they look killer and I bet they tasted great. I ramp up my temps in the offset on a regular basis and have yet to have poor results; depending on my cut/type of meat that is...
If you are stopping in tulsa for dinner, then your best bet is Oklahoma joes over in broken arrow. Rib Crib is OK and they have a few restaurants around town. Albert G's in the mid town area is an option too.
Take the meat out of the juice. Foil it in clean aluminum. Let it rest for a while in a cooler and some old towels. It will hold the heat for a couple of hours. Take the reserve liquid and try to let it separate off the fat. You can mix that with you other stuff and mix into the pulled meat...
If you happen to pass through Tulsa, try Burn Co. at 18th and Boston. Just south of our downtown area. Good eats. They are from the Hasty Bake family. We also have an Oklahoma Joe's but it is in the suburb of Broken Arrow. Next to Bass ProShop.
It's had enough smoke. Raise your temp to 250. When you get to your target then add some of chef JimmyJ's foiling juice and push even higher to like 275. Take it out at 200IT. Rest for a bit, maybe an hour. Enjoy.
I used a high temp RTV sealant on my smoker. Never had a problem. Two years later it's just now starting to degrade and leak a bit. Figured I would grind it off and replace with fresh. I got mine at a local Ace Hardware.
I figured out that too. I quit buying the huge packers and now look for one 11-13 lbs. size. Trimming is variable of course. I tend to trim my packers down quit a bit and have never had any dryness issues. I even carve out the large abscess of fat between the point and flat. I run the offset...