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Matt, I am no expert as I have only done this twice but I have been overly happy with the results so maybe I can give ya a thought or two. I start mine out in a throw away foil pan with about a half inch or so of apple juice or cider in the pan. I use a masterbuilt 40" gas smoker so my cooking...
When it hits 203 I pull them off completely and let it sit for an hour atleast. The wait is well worth it believe me. What type of smoker are you using? What wood and most importantly what beer?
Matt my shoulder did that last night. It actually did that a few times. Drove me nuts but eventually got there. Good luck and can't wait to see pictures.
Thanks guys! I totally forgot about the most important part first beer was called Rocky's Revenge good dark beer. Then I followed that with Krank Shaft it's brewed here in Chicago. It's a "sweet" ale. Liken it to abetter tasting Coor's Light
Alright guys it's been a while, but the weather here in Chicago has all been all but cooperative. So since today seemed pretty decent and my wife loved me enough to buy a 3+ pound shoulder I grabbed a 6er of craft beers and set out to get a smoke in and here's what we've got: