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  1. jake0531

    Electric smoker and gas grill or pellet smoker?

    I have a GMG Daniel Boone. Love the smoke flavor, not overpowering. I can grill anything on it as well. For char marks, invest in a set of grill grates, it’ll change your life for grilling, all in one unit
  2. jake0531

    Boston Butt stall...

    Also what smoker are you using?
  3. jake0531

    Boston Butt stall...

    Wrapping will steam it cause the moisture can’t escape. As long as you’re using foil
  4. jake0531

    Boston Butt stall...

    I’d wrap. For future reference too, pork shoulders can take a lot of heat. I run mine at 275-300, usually 8-9lb average and usually takes between 6-8 hours, no wrap.
  5. jake0531

    Please recommend a pellet pooper in the $500 range.

    I bought my Green Mountain Grill Daniel Boone during Black Friday last year for $400. They came out with a prime version earlier this year. The one I have is now called a Daniel Boone choice. It’s $500 right now. I haven’t looked back since getting it. Its truly been a set and forget. I used it...
  6. jake0531

    Trying to decide

    The perfect amount of fat to lean ratio. I’ve never been much on filets, more of a ribeye man, a nice ratio.
  7. jake0531

    Trying to decide

    Definitely no need for adding moisture. Plenty moist
  8. jake0531

    Trying to decide

    doing ribs today, running a side by side comparison of Kosmos dirty bird rub vs killer hogs hot and the bbq rub. Cant decide which rack looks better
  9. jake0531

    Jerk pork! First go round

    Smoke ring
  10. jake0531

    Jerk pork! First go round

    Overall a great recipe. The heat level wasn’t over the top but a nice sweet/spice tang mix on the sauce. Next time I’ll simmer my sauce mixture a little longer to reduce it down more. It was more of a runny mixture than what I would’ve liked.
  11. jake0531

    Jerk pork! First go round

    Oh man. This stuff is killer
  12. jake0531

    Jerk pork! First go round

    First two chunks are done. The other is the biggest and is obviously taking longer
  13. jake0531

    Jerk pork! First go round

    Hour 3 got them in foil and probes put in. Should take around an hour
  14. jake0531

    Where can I get the best price on LumberJack Pellets?

    Atwood’s has them for $8.99 regular price and always on sale for 4.99-6.99
  15. jake0531

    Jerk pork! First go round

    Hour 2 flip, loving the color I’m getting
  16. jake0531

    Jerk pork! First go round

    For anybody thinking about getting a Green Mountain Grill, I love mine. I have a Daniel Boone, non WiFi. I don’t get too involved with the grilling side of it, I use it for mostly smoking. I’ll do chicken at 375-400 but that’s mostly as high as I’ll go temp wise. I get great smoke flavor...
  17. jake0531

    Jerk pork! First go round

    First hour flip. This picture was before I flipped, but the backsides have great coloring so far
  18. jake0531

    Jerk pork! First go round

    I have been reading up on the walkers wood. Seems to be a crowd favorite
  19. jake0531

    Jerk pork! First go round

    If you’re familiar with Buffalo Wild Wings Caribbean jerk wing sauce, this is exactly what the rub smells like.
  20. jake0531

    Jerk pork! First go round

    And we’re off! 275 pit temp with lumberjack timberline pellets, (maple, oak, hickory blend) I used these on some chicken last weekend and they had great, light flavor. I’ll be flipping the chunks every hour for even color. After I get the color I want, I’ll throw them in foil til the right...
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