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5.2 pound chuck. Put on at 1:30 PST. Rub down basic. Salt. Pepper. Garlic powder. Chili Powder. Worcestershire sauce for a little moisture.
GMG pellet. 275 degrees. Trying to get Q view to work from my iPhone....standby
Finally got pics to upload....see post below
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I have bought a picnic from Costco but not a Boston....actually I'm not sure I've ever seen a boston at Costco but then again, I haven't looked much. I usually get my shoulders at the grocery; I ask the butcher for a whole bone in boston and they usually have it (around 9 pounds). But with...
I just did this recipe last night, minus the burgundy mushroom sauce. Supplemented the sauce with one cup beef stock and 1/4 cup Worcestershire sauce per pan (I did two chuckies)
Slightly modified....put both on at 250 until IT of 260 degrees. Aluminum panned both and added juice described...
Yeah. Seems a bit weird but I always follow this recipe and it's 185 for 8 hours breast side down. It's reaches 140 within 4 hours and then there's a long stall. Flip it over to breast side up after 8 hours. Bump the temp to 275 and cool till IT of 160. Works awesome.
I've got a 16 pounder on the pellet GMG today. I am pretty much following the GMG recipe on their website with exception to the brine recipe. I use my own for that. 1 1/2 gallons water in 5 gallon bucket. 1 1/2
Cups Kosher salt, 1 cup of brown sugar. Sprinkle of Cajun seasoning. Dried onion...
Glad your Q turned out good. It's too bad that your thread was hijacked into a "my way is the best way" pissing match. Sounds like a elementary school playground if you ask me.
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