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I'm going to run it back and give this another shot tomorrow. After work, I’ll swing by the store to pick up a few fresh pork butts. I also need to grab some more rub since I ran out last time. Got any favorites you'd recommend?
I've learned a few things from the last round that I’m planning...
Well the tale of the day ends in disaster. 😭 The left pork bit was so soft it broke a part when I went to move it out of the pan it was smoked in to the pan it was going to rest in. I had both pork butts sitting on the frot shelf of the smoker and as I went to back to get on last piece of the...
The butts are at 203 and 196 after a little over over 13 hours. I bumped the smoker temp to 260 at about the 12th hour.
While the butts are still going I grilled some chicken and potatoes for dinner. It was a very full delicious smelling patio this evening.
I have never tried to capture the drippings before. In Jeff's book he suggested catching it in a pan and adding it back in like you suggested. I am excited to see how it adds to the flavor.
At a little over 11 hours one probe was at 203 and one was at 206. I decided to use an instant temp to double check and both were at less than 200. The one at 206 was noticably not probe tender on the middle. I re adjusted my probes and locked them back up on the smoker for some more time. Here...
Forgot to get this up earlier. On Sunday I marinated some chicken breasts in a garlic lime marinade and threw them on the pellet smoker. These turned out much better then the first chicken breasts I did on the pellet smoker. Probably a combo of the marinade, a lower temp and I started running...
I am doing a few pork butts on my pellet smoker for the first time today, and the first time in a long time. This is one of the reasons I wanted a pellet smoker, the ease of use to set up quick for long smokes. I rubbed them down with mustard and a PitBoss pulled pork rub I had last night before...
I threw some baby back ribs on the smoker while I was working yesterday afternoon. They maybe could have used another hour on the smoker but we were hungry and they were still very tasty. I used a Famous Dave's rib rub and we liked it. I'm thinking about making up my own run next time I smoke...
As n appetizer to some French Dips I made in the crockpot today I tried making some bacon wrapped pickles on the PitBoss Pellet Smoker. I wrapped the pickles in bacon and seasoned them with some BBQ Rub. I threw them in the PitBoss at 350 for about 30 to 40 minutes.
I do the similar as above. I give it a run a few hours before the smoke. Then I smoke at around 230 for a few hours. I aim for an internal of the mow 120. I pull it and wrap it in foil for a bit the slice and eat. It is an easy meal we like. I will usually throw on a side like Green Bean...
The Pirate Water was so so. I will stick with my Caymen Jacks for canned Margaritas.
It was just a spice blend made up at a spice market in the KC farmers market. I don't think it is there any more. What do I get out of the upper rack?
I am a dry rub not a sauce fan. :)
I felt like it had a good smoke flavor. I had picked up a bag of PitBoss Competition Blend pellets when I bought the PitBoss. They worked pretty well. I plan to look around town and see what else I can find for pellets based on some suggestions I have seen here
I threw some ribs on the my new PittBoss Pellet smoker for the first time today. I ran it at 230 and had them on there for about four and a half hours. I rubbed them with a rub I got at a spice shop in KC awhile back. It was really tasty but sadly it was the last of it. They came out really good...
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