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So I overslept and the fire is out. When I last looked the IT was 189 and fire was holding steady. That was about 3 hours ago. Now it was 178 so I put them in the oven to bring the temp to 195-205 just to make sure. pics of the finished butts to come after they have rested.
Now I'm going to...
So about 3 hours in IT at 122-123 on both butts. Having some problem with the smoker's temp though. It kept temps of 230-250 for the first couple of hours but then the temp dropped to 200. I checked the coal pan and found coal (using royal oak) only burning on one side so I added more lit...
LOL I like the subtitle. As a matter of fact most of the mods were done today thanks to my pit crew -
Hubby, God son and SIL. Damper added to bottom and top of lid. All lit up and getting ready for butts.
I got the dampers...
So how many people does it take to modify a Master Forge vertical smoker....
Looks like 3 LOL. My trusty pit crew making sure the butts are going to be done right tonight.
I'm using my new Master Forge for the first time today but I wanted to get good results so my crew made my mods. Here...
I guess I should have mentioned it was the green vertical that is a little above the Brinkmann Smoke and grill. Here's my new addition
I picked up a grate for the charcoal pan tonight and then add some vents at the bottom and top.
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