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Foil mine also take it to 205 but I am pulling mine. Remember too there are several types of Chucks out there. I fine the underblades and 7 bone work best for me. Usually wrap around 160 to 170 and add a little beef broth to the foil. Always come out juicy.
Look great. Trouble is in our area the short ribs seem to be getting shorter. Hardly buy them. Try marinading them with Mojo Crillio. I even spoon it over them while in the pan smoking. Usually around 4 hours till done.
I removed the feet on my old ECB and placed it on cinder blocks. Since they have holes in them you can adjust the air flow by turning the holes out (to allow more air) or up (to cut off air). My smoker here is the original ECB. It was capable of 450º with a full pan, not that I rarely used it...
We had not done one for some time. Around 3 lbs of hamburger, oatmeal, 2 eggs, onion, mushrooms and sweet and hot peppers from the garden.
Decide to put some potatoes underneath the meatloaf as it cooked. All that lovely fat dripping down and coating the tater. A few ABTs also.
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Most smokes that take around 2 to 3 hours you can get away with a 1/2 a pan plus. Longer smokes can use a full pan and you probably will need to add more at the 4 hour time frame.
Not sure how you weather is in the UK, but if it is getting cold and windy, you might want to switch to playbox...
This has been working for my wife although she does not use day old fresh ones. Boil as usual. Cover for 15 minutes when done. Then put them in COLD water. Even a little ice does not hurt. Leave them in the cold water till you are ready to peel them. Take the egg and firmly tap it hard enough...