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I like to use them in chili once in a while. Throw them on with the ribs for a bit to get some smoke, them take them off, chop them up and into the slow cooker with the rest of the chili.
I would try them at 250/275 for 4 hours, see where you are at, then either pull them or keep them on for another couple. My guess is probably 6 hours though.
Thought about doing a trial run with a rack or two? That would give you the definitive answer to what you are looking for.
Here's the pork... I'm done. Time for a shower and a couple Miller Lite's. Have a good rest of the night everybody.
Side note... I'm trying to work on my presentation a little. Hopefully it shows. ;)
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Thanks for the compliments! Got a pork butt on there now. Ribs and chicken to follow.
Little heat/fire management issues, but we are working through them. Running a little bit, just gonna ride it out and figure it out as I go. It's not failure if you learn something along the way! That's all...
Ordered a Meadow Creek TS120 a little over a month ago. Got it seasoned this afternoon. Gonna throw some meat on it tomorrow after I figure out how to get it dialed in to where I want it. Little fire management...
Shout out to Waylon at Himrod Farm Supply and my dad for road tripping with me...
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