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did a spritz a few minutes ago at 2:30 which was the 8 hour mark.
Pork shoulder barking up nice!
Side of fresh green beans doing their thing. I should have looked for a green bean recipe before I just snapped them and threw them in a pan with salt and water and a little butter.
Interesting questions... I'm sure someone can answer them. I can't but I wish I could. I will check back though to see what happens. You should do a thread on the cook and what you did. Lot's of pics... Just in case I get a bear one of these years! Looking forward to hearing more!
looking good at the 3.5 mark. What temps are you cooking at? How many pounds is that butt? I'm about 8 hours in on my 5 lb shoulder smoke. The shoulder is sitting at an IT of 172... About 30 more to go...
2:20pm IT is 171 and smoker was at 282 and is coming down after raising the heat up just a bit to push through the stall. Ice tea is freshly brewed and the spritz'n sauce is ready for action! Lol 93 degrees here right now. Thankful for my nice shady spot in the corner of the yard!
Can't go wrong with that mix! I decided not to wrap like I originally planned. I really like a lot of bark and I think if I foil up now that isn't going to happen. I think the spritzing is a good idea. I use a little something different in my apple juice from the old country. Just enough for a...
I wish I'd have seen your post earlier!
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Thanks for that, I appreciate it. Thanks for looking!
1130 and we have the shoulder at 158 and the smoker running 220-235 most of the morning. As soon as we hit 160 I'm gonna foil up in a pan and add some apple juice (and a few other secret...
yeah, it's about 450 miles between, us, but right off the same Highway (more or less). Never seen Pult before. Reminds me of the Geotta we ate in Cincinnati when I was a kid. I make it here too when I have a hankering. It is Pork Sausage, steel cut oats, onions and some seasonings. Cooked...