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I'd set it at 275 and let it ride. The tenderness isn't coming from what temp they are cooked at. It's coming from what temp you pull them at. 195 for bite through and 200+ for fall off the bone. I cook them at 225 in my pellet smoker for extra smoke. But on the kettle or WSM I run them at 275
Thanks Bear! Yea we love boneless thighs. We normally only do wings a couple times a year. Especially with how expensive they are now. The best ones I everyday came out of my MES. I was having a 50th anniversary party for my grandparents. They took forever for some reason so they got done long...
I had one for awhile. It worked fine. For 200$ I'd grab it. All the gimmick stuff it comes with can go in the trash when you get it unboxed. But as a smoker it worked good. I had to replace the hotrod once and then I gave it to my sister and they ended up having to replace the auger motor. Which...
My 2 year old daughter loves them. And ribs. She'll eat anything off the smoker or grill. My 5 year old son won't eat anything but chicken nuggets and fries.
Yea I'm going to have to invest in a decent vacuum then. What are you guys using? I seen we have a sponsor on the site for them. Does anyone have first hand knowledge on those?
Heath Riles BBQ rub
Boars Night Out white lightning
Smokin Hawgs rib rub
Thank you! The Boars night out white lighting is basically a SPOG mixture but taste better than any I've tried to make.
Grill did a pretty decent job with it being cold and windy. Chicken turned out good with a nice smokey flavor. Tomorrow I'm going to do some quarters and give the white Alabama bbq sauce a try.
I need to get a better sealer. I've got a food saver. It worked good for about a year. We've had to stop buying in bulk because it's not getting the air out of the bags like it used to.