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I tried a few new techniques with this butt. I used my normal rub and then wrapped in plastic wrap and let it sit in the fridge for 24 hours, something I have never tried before but will do from now on. An hour before the smoke, I took it out of the fridge and got my smoker ready. About 11pm...
That's really good to know. I will use that from now on. I did cook them to an IT of about 160. Have to admit I was worried until I got into them. Thanks for the advice!
best thing to do is keep a log. Write everything you did in a notebook from the rub to the wood used temperature you cooked at and how long, even the weather. It will help you start to fine tune your variables for cooking great consistent BBQ
I'm fairly new to the BBQ world and am loving it. Yesterday I thought I would try something, I picked up a pack of rib cut CSRs and used an injection on them. I let them sit over night and rubbed them down 4 hours before I threw them in the smoker. I sprayed them with the left over injection...
I just smoked some brined chicken that had salt in the rub and personally I think it was too salty. Next time I may try it without salt at all and see how that turns out. And work my way up to decreasing the amount of salt called for in the rubs, maybe by cutting it in half. I'm no expert at all...
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