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Going to smoke a 4 pound pork picnic shoulder tomorrow on my new masterforge smoker from Lowes. It is the dual door. I'm going from using an old smokey electric smoker to this and need tips. My old one didn't have a water pan and said not to soak the chips before.
On this one it has two...
So I'm totally new to this... I know you can't link but can anybody point me in the direction of a good thread with step by step instructions? Also looking for some design help with how I should lay things out?
So when I smoke its always just me and my wife. I love my electric old smokey but really it's bigger then I need and I really want to experiment with charcoals and wood chunks. I got a drum today about the size of a 5 gallon bucket. Is this doable to turn into a really mini UDS? The bucket is...
Ok I was frustrated and going to give up on pulled pork as everything else I've ever smoked its been great my first try. I guess
Ill have to do a round 2!!
HELP SOMETHING WENT WRONG????!!!!???
So I made the pulled pork today following the directions to a tee. I smoked my little 1.5 boneless pork butt for almost 3 hours till my digital thermometer hit 203. Once it hit 203 I pulled it(already wrapped in aluminum foil, 2 layers of the good costco...
I have 2 in the freezer and have been thinking to smoke them instead of cook them my usual way. Thanks for the inspiration hopefully mine turn out half as good as yours!!!
Sorry if any of this is repeat I searched and couldnt find the exact answer I was looking for.
When I smoke the meat I smoke to 145, then foil, put back in smoker and bring up to 205? Is this correct?
At the end once it hits 205 I leave it in the foil, wrap in two towels and put in a cooler...
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