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If already chopped, you can reheat it in a roaster pan in the oven for a couple hours at 250*, stirring occasionally. Crockpots also work well if doing it somewhere an oven is not available. Boston butt is very forgiving and freezes / reheats well.
"Yummy" is a good thing! I think you are figuring out that BBQ is a really easy thing to do well...the only "secret" ingredient to make it wonderful is the love of the hobby...without that, it's just pot roast.
Have fun and welcome aboard!
Those look great! In all the years of doing sausage, I have yet to make brats. Most recipes called for various meat mixes I never felt like purchasing. I will do some soon, I think.
The stock model does not have a damper between the firebox and cooking chamber, but Mr. Lang can put one in for you. Mine gave a rock steady 250* but I wanted to cook at 225*. The help I got from this site was spot on:
1. Use smaller wood splits (roughly soda can diameter). You will have...
Welcome aboard.
I have used (and still do from time to time), a Taylor digital and and an older Maverick (I think it is the ET72). The Taylor has been a bit unreliable in the mid range (where it counts). Honestly, I have pretty much gone back to the trusty ol' "instant read" round dial...
I had just parked it there for no good reason. The only thing I use it for is cleaning out the firebox at the end of the cook cycle.
G-Dawg is my BBQ buddy! She always hangs out for a scrap or two (She also makes short work of a Boston Butt bone!)
AGREED! Money well spent in my...
I am just now uploading the Qview from last Friday. I had to hurry up and go on a vacation the next morning. I cooked 6 Boston Butts for the church so I figured I would toss on 2 chuck roasts and a grass fed brisket flat my mom sent me from Colorado for my birthday. I will say that the...
Hi Jordan!
I live in SE Georgia now so I cannot help you w/ supplies either. I went to high school in Woodland Park, though. It has been a while and while I don't miss the unending cold weather, there are many summer days here I wish I was in Colorado again.
You will do well with the UDS. ...
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I will definitely check these out. Are parts readily available for them?
Thanks for the suggestion. Does this unit have the two gear system for quicker reloading?
I am sure the grinder is not the best method since, as someone above pointed out, it does add heat to the meat and I...
Sounds like I'm in the market for a good vertical stuffer. I stuck with the horn for so long b/c I am a bit traditional and that is what my grandfather used. He probably put a few thousand pounds of sausage through that thing over the years but, BOY!, do I have a respect for him on that! I...
I am looking to upgrade from my horn-style stuffer to a vertical unit but wanted some opinions on using an electric grinder w/ stuffing attachment. I think I have outgrown the stuffer I have and it can be a pain in the neck sometimes.
I have an LEM 1/3 Hp grinder but have never used the...