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Not me but 1 county over.
Never know what whatcha might see in the woods....
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Keith
While the butt portion was very good, I believe i prefer the shank for pulled.
Maybe Chop is on it with the shorter muscle strands.
Definitely felt the need to keep shredding and separating the pulled strands. Didn't have that issue with the shank.
Keith
Was just gonna plug the PBC PBX.
It's a rib cooking machine.....and anything else. Will easily hand a dozen racks.
Gateway was sold to Smokin Brothers but they say no changes are in the works.
Would love a Gateway but the PBC performs flawlessly.
Keith
Another vote for the Remington 870 Justin. 3in mag model is so versatile for deer and and excellent duck, pheasant round.
I also have an Ithaca 37 featherweight in 20 guage for upland birds.
Keith
I'm not so sure of those test results Disco.
Send the next batch to me for a 2nd opinion please 😆.
I also use mustard and occasionally hot sauce.
Keith
It's not necessarily the IT but when the bark is set good and doesn't rub off.
You tend to getting better results by waiting to wrap at °175 or so.
Keith
Sounds like a solid plan.
But remember...............
Pics or it didn't happen 😆
I would put the paper wrapped brisket in a pan if you have room.
Keith
So true David we love having them around. Hopefully can pass something along !
Everyone was happy Brian so a successful cook. Thanks!
Thanks Chop and I try to learn everything I can from the folks here!
Keith
They turned out pretty tasty Ryan.
Pulled the breast at 160 and wrapped up is foil with a 1/2 stick of butter and a little xtra rub. Let sit for an hr and it was a perfect bite.
No brine or injection as this was mainly an experimental cook on the PBC.
Thighs were good but really couldn't taste...
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