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I have the same smoker. If you haven't done it already, I'd suggest installing a temp gauge toward the bottom of the cook chamber lid, about three inches above the grate. I found there was a 50-degree difference between upper and lower gauges.
I had to do the oven then smoker thing one time due to a schedule conflict and honestly, that's the only way I cook my butts now. I'm no expert but I have cooked a lot of butts and even I couldn't tell that it wasn't smoked for 12 or so hours. I think the key here is oven, then the smoker. That...
Butts can be tricky. I always start my butts at least 12 hours before eating time. I'm no expert, butt I have cooked a lot of butts and they are all different. Once I was cooking two 8 pounders, and one hit 200 IT 2 hours before the other one. On the other hand, I've had them finish early and 5...
It's been a while since I've posted. Word gets around when you're good at something, so my neighbor if I'd smoke some ribs if he bought them. This is two hours in.
Two racks are in foil, one is naked. Almost time to unwrap.
What better way to spend a Saturday? Aside from offshore fishing. Left to right is 2 racks of pork spares, 1 rack dino beef ribs and 2 racks of beef short ribs. Plus the rib trimmings that'll go into some beans.
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