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The butts were in the smoker for fourteen hours. I foiled them when they hit 160F and went to bed. I had my trusty Maverick with me, ready to notify me.
The pork butts reached 205F at 8:30AM. I did the towels and cooler routine and four hours later they still held at 180F. I pulled them hot out of the cooler while people began lining up. The pork and Dutch's Beans were a HUGE hit!! Other folks brought pot luck sides as well. I actually got a...
Lunch is at noon Wednesday. I hope they reach 210 in the AM time, and I can just pack them in the old cooler with towels and a meat thermometer. The last time I did this I coolered the pork at 8:30AM. At 11:45 AM the meat still held an internal temp of 185F, basically steaming as I unfoiled it.
I am serving up the main entree at a luncheon at work tomorrow. I have 32 pounds (before smoke) of Sam's pork butt in the smoker, slow cooking over apple and pecan. I am also doing a massive crockpot full of Dutch's Wicked Baked Beans. Other fellow employees will be bringing other sides and...
I lightly seasoned it with garlic salt and coarse pepper.
Smoked with pecan for about 2 hours at 220F to hit internal temp of 130F.
Removed it from smoker and transferred to hot grill for just a couple of minutes.
No leftovers
To the person who mentioned the Penzey's Bicentennial Rub for lamb... <SALUTE>
I applied a bit of extra virgin olive oil and some Penzey’s Bicentennial Rub. That rub is wonderful!!! It has orange peel in it for a slight citrus flavor. I want to try it on chicken.
I smoked the chops for only...
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