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Ha. Thats the whole thing that makes the Brisky " Tricky." ...We NEVER know what they're gonna' do. I just put two 5 pounders in the pit about 30 minutes ago myself, and I'm totally prepared to wait from 12 to maybe 16, 17 hours. No one really ever knows.........'specially those of us using...
Thanks Mr.Pabst, this thing has been doin' some serious stallin' most of the late morning and early afternoon. If it doesn't start gettin' along, it may be a 15 hour job. Oh well, i just cracked my first cold-one. I think I'll make it...
Well, I've finally got a couple shots of this smoke. The shoulder's been on for a little over 4 hours, and is sitting at 150 right now, and the chunk' o round has been on for about an hour. Come on meats, drink up some of that Cherry / Hickory mix........
Well, I didn't get the pit fired-up until 3:30 this mornin', and got the shoulder on at about 4am. Here's a pic of the line-up after it was all prepped -
I'll get a pic of the shoulder up after I open the pit for the first time at about 8am.
BTW, Top O' the Mornin' !
Brother, I've never used one of those units, and i dont know what the weather is where you are, but to bang that temp up it's hard to beat opening her up a little, and throwin' on some more coal.....
Good luck.......
So here are a couple shots of what I'm workin' with when I get the pit fired-up in a couple hours ( still waiting for the last wave of bad storms to get outta' here in VA ) -
A couple pics of the shoulder I picked up yesterday. And below, a shot of the round-steak chunk somebody brought...