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  1. larold

    Costs where you live

    Curious as to what things cost around the country and given the big crowd connected with SMF thought this would be the place to find info. I live north of Atlanta and find bone-in butts ranging from $ 1.19 to 1.49 /# Baby backs range $ 2.49/# and up (way up) Pork loin $ 1.59/up
  2. larold

    Pork butt

    No wonder some of my guest died... just kidding. Thanks for the info. Been doing them for a long time and never thought about the danger zone. I'll revamp the warm up part. Thanks. Think this is a good place.
  3. larold

    Pork butt

    I'd start by inserting peeled garlic gloves in holes made by my trusty knife, then inject some cajun creole butter(comes in bottle with injector) coat it well with a good dry rub, cover w/ foil, let it sleep overnight in the fridge if possible, let it warm a couple of hours before smoking, put...
  4. larold

    330 gallon smoker

    Not sure about the construction, but I'd stand back pretty far when I lit that fuel tank!
  5. larold

    headed to Gainesville,GA

    Live 20 miles from Gainesville. Beautiful little town on Lake Lanier. There is a little BBQ place on Hwy 129,(Cleveland Hwy) Johnny's that is pretty good. Try Hickory Pig BBQ, but be ready for "rustic! " Myra Mixon has a place Jack's Old South in nearby Braselton, and if you like wine, Chateu...
  6. larold

    Oklahoma Joe Smokers

    More-less, just shaped like the originals Much lighter metal. One way to spot old vs new from a great distance is the newer, thinner model's door closes flush to unit, whereas the originals door overlaps. Glad I got mine when I did. (according to front plate, mine was made in 1987.)
  7. larold

    I'm a Newbie!

    Ran across the webpage, liked it and joined. I'm Larold. I live just north of Atlanta. I bought an Oklahoma Joe Smoker (16" tube, 40" cooking/smoking area) over 20 years ago, I think I paid about a dollar a pound! It's the best 750 I ever spent on food. I've done 100's of Baby backs, more...
  8. larold

    Oklahoma Joe Smokers

    Was reading about newer OklaJoe smokers available. I saw one at Lowe's for around $500. I bought mine 20 years ago, paid $750 for it(16" 40" cook area) and have never had one regret. Every year for over 10 years I cooked 33 baby backs for our 4th party, and have done countless butts through...
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