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I live in an area that is filled with metocre or sub par bbq joints. There is one that I will eat at because they have brisket and burnt ends. It is Edleys in chattanooga. I am not a fan of any of the other 300 local joints or chains we have here. My family will not eat bbq unless it is cooked...
Man it's good to see this. I love making fig preserves and roasted figs for dessert. Nothing like some fig and brown sugar preserves on a cathead biscuit.
Thanks for the kind words, Robert. It sure does work and I'm glad it's been tested so many times. It really is a huge time saver. The only thing I will do differently is a longer rest. I usually do but I just didn't have the time this go round.
Thanks Jim, yes I think I may just keep trying it this way for a while. I did find a modification I need to make to the smoker though. To run it that hot my firebox needs some shielding on the outside to protect the tires. I may weld up some air gapped plates to the firebox. That should do it.
They turn out a but darker and have slightly more bark when I finish them on the smoker. The taste was still spot on with this one and the smoke was good. I'd do it again for sure.
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