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Yesterday we had a house warming for our new house. And of course that is an excuse to smoke some pork butts.
So I pulled out the WSM and put 2 - 10b pork butts in for a long slow smoke. I put these in @ 225 degrees for about 14 hours over
oak would.
14 hours later here there they sit...
Smoked a Prime Rib today.
12lbs @ 250 deg for 5 hours over Oak wood.
Here it is sitting and resting for 30 min.
And the first slice.
Man is it good. Tender and flavorful.
There are many opinions out there about later pans.
One of it's uses is a large heat sink to help regulate temperatures.
The other main use is to provide a moist cooking chamber to keep the meat moist.
I have one in my WSM and Stumps cooker and use it to great success.
You could smoke them separated but I don't smoke my pork ribs separated so
I didn't see a reason to with the beef short ribs.
I suppose if you wanted more bark you could but it just seems like more fuss to me.
Had a little get together last night and decided that a smoked turkey was the way to go.
So I picked up a 15 lb fresh bird from the local supermarket and got to work.
Since it was a small bird I decided to just put it in the webber 22" and set it up to smoke.
I ran this bird @ 275 degrees...
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