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Thanks Rings R Us!
Hey, those are some nice mods on that ECB! I bet they make a world of difference. I never got ambitious enough to try anything like that. Thumbs Up
I honestly have no clue what I normally smoke them at since my ECB only has a guage that reads "Warm, Ideal, and Hot." I always tried to keep the needle on the e in ideal. Lol! I just assumed that was between 225 and 250 judging by the 1.5 hour per pound guideline. I'll try water in the pan next...
Only 9 hours into the smoke and the IT hit 200...had to pull it out, wrapped it in a couple more layers of foil and a towel. I'm thinking my thermometer in my lid is off by around 50 degrees. I hope the butt's not ruined! 6 hours yet until dinner too... SMH
Thanks Al! Yeah, she's still pretty green and wants to run hot. It took me a couple of hours this morning to get a steady 225F, but that's still lightyears ahead of my ECB. 6 hours in and this butt's IT is at 165. Time to wrap it!
Jason
18 hours?! Wow! I generally smoke 4 to 6 pounders and I think 10 hours smoking time has been my max. I started wrapping mine about halfway through the smoke though. True that the bark isn't as good, but I love the amount of juice it preserves. I mix that in when I pull it. I also brine my butts...
Hi Mike,
Thanks for the tip! I have the KBB"s and wood loaded, and the water pan foiled. I'll give the waterless method a try. The vent tips are a huge help! I found myself fiddling around with them quite a bit last weekend, so I was a little nervous about going to bed. Thank you much!
Jason
My WSM is a week old now, and after seasoning and breaking it in with 3 racks of St Louis style ribs last weekend (which turned out AMAZING), I'm going to smoke an 8 lb pork butt for my B-Day tomorrow. I have smoked many pork butts over the years in my old Brinkmann Smoke N Grill, which meant...
After a 3-stage seasoning process over the last couple of days, I put my new WSM to the test today. I smoked 3 racks of St. Louis style ribs (rubbed with Famous Dave's rib rub) for 6 hours at 250F, with Kingsford applewood briquets, and 3 chunks of crabapple from the tree in my back yard. I...
Thanks cavman! I am already impressed! I just put it together and have started Stage 1 of the seasoning process (I'm using Harry Soo's method). Honestly, I think would have been fine with the mini myself, but I do like the extra cooking surface this 18.5 provides.