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Just pulled them off the pit like I said these drums seem to cook butts faster two 8 ponders to 200 degrees in just under 8 hours. 5.5 on the smoke and 2.5 in the foil. Now they are sitting in a cooler waiting for 6:30 to roll around.
Time for some foil these are coming along just nice I am thinking they will be done a little faster than I first hought they are sitting at 17-175 right now.
I own several drums and they can take a beating. My favor tie to cook on is an old rusty one it was the first one I ever built and it keeps temp like a champ...proof positive that you do not need a $10,000 rig to produce good cue this old ugly drum has one me several trophies in the past/...
They make some great pits how long did you have to wait to get it made? I have met rich down at Gator and can tell you from what I have seen his pits are second to none.
I am wanting to BBQ tomorrow but have no clue what to cook. Should I pick up a brisket? Maybe some Yard bird? Ribs anyone? I have to pick it up on the way home from work so help me decide. I will be cooking for my family and one more and would like to keep to just one meat. Of coarse there...
Twelve hours that is the reason it was taken out a bit too early it needed probably another hour. The flavor was great the smoke ring was dark the bark was awesome just a little too much tug. I had people coming over so I rushed at the end. The funny thing is everyone was late so it could...
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