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IMO, 200 degrees is too cold. That'll take forever. Bump it up to say; 250, still, time doesn't matter much. Pull them in between 190-195 IT.
Good luck.
Nice weather thus far, supposed to rain tonight. Anyway, cooking up 3 slabs of baby backs. Pit temp = 275, smoking wood is apple.
Got em rubbed up with homemade pig rub and on the kamodo. Time to pop open a cold one and light up a stogie.
I really need to fix the front of the wife's...
I've considered making my own lump charcoal. I've seen a deal you can build from two different sized barrels that looks like it works well. Dunno, might be too much trouble.
I'm a charcoal burner, so the only time I encounter bark is on smoking wood chunks and then usually only on the stuff I've pulled from my firewood pile.
It may be a situation where if one burns enough bark during a smoke you'd notice it. Are you a stick burner by chance, BB?
I noticed that the ABT stuffing items; jalapeno, little smokies and cream cheese, remained nice and firm and didn't screw up the presentation when sliced.
Also; I don't know about anyone else, but I find these easier to do if everything is good and cold while assembling it. Obviously things...
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