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I really miss the crusty bark, but a 7.8 pound butt was done in 12 hours. The other really good thing was that a lot of the "pan gravy" was held in the foil. I added that to the leftover meat, once I pulled it and my bride hasn't stopped raving. I'm torn. I like em both.
To everybody else...
Actually started several months ago when I got a good deal on a butt. Kept it in the freezer for an "opportune time" and friday evening I decide this was it so I hauled it out and started the defrost in the fridge. Sunday night, I had this:
built my rub:
I don't use mustard so this is...
I've got the same on my GOSM big block. I don't think it's bubbling paint, though, because it smells really smokey. My guess is that it's creosote or some kind of condensed byproduct of smoke.
There are complaints about Cowboy Lump, but, I use it and haven't had bad experiences. Yes, I do see pieces that have been run through a shaper and look like pieces of molding, but I have never seen any with stain or shellac or any chemical treatment. It works for me!
Ditto,,,,(but I hope he doesn't see this) {From Chef Willy}
I dunno, I'll eat anything that doesn't eat me first and that I'll give a run for its money! {Except, maybe, for lima beans}
I followed the whole thread of your build and my bride and I came down and ate there (reasonable drive down from Methuen). It was an afternoon, so no performance but good food.
There was a thread about this in January. I did a search with Primo and gasket and found it. here's the link:
http://www.smokingmeatforums.com/forum/thread/101028/gosm-big-block-door-gasket-mod-results
I have not done this mod myself (though I am still thinking hard about it)
What I do...
When we want spices, we always drive the 30-40 minutes to go to Penzeys just outside of Boston. It is really worth it. We like the quality of the bulk spices there, and the people are really friendly, too. If there is a spice you are not sure of, quite often they will have a small sampler...
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