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No firm plans; it's a day off!
The steel rod seems to be speeding the cook.
Lot's of smoke.
When it hit's 205, I'll wrap it and let it sit for a bit.
Will send some to neighbors, some to my mom.
Have some pineapple juice from a baking project, thinking of serving this...
Spinning @ 8 am.
Had to setup with a headlamp.
https://share.fireboard.io/A602F4
Will take a bit to get the temps settled down.
One probe on grate under the meat, other hanging to the left. Both are closer to the heat that the meat.
Will adjust heat to get the grill dial to 225 F.
OK, been searching the site.
Working backwards, I found a lot of reference to a " Eastern North Carolina style Finishing Sauce ".
It has allspice and celery salt in it - both favorites of mine - and I think I'll put just a pinch of those in the dry rub.
Think I'll open a 12 ounce bottle of...
I have a smoke box on the right side of the grill, usually get it going strong but try to keep it from catching fire.
Often make a foil pellet pouch on the other side.
Hi,
I've had trouble hold the grill between 200 and 300 F.
In North Dakota and wind will affect operations a lot.
Wondering if I should use the infrared burner at startup?
Here is a 7.5 # butt I did earlier without rotisserie;
https://share.fireboard.io/D0C527
Here is my 14# Thanksgiving...
Hi,
New to the forum.
I have a Summit 6 Weber gas grill.
And a 9.5 # bone-in pork butt that I want to grill in a couple of days.
It will be 30 degrees outside and I have all day.
Would like to use it on the rotisserie.
Any suggestions?
Ted
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