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Tomorrow will be the first smoke of the year. Finally after the long cold winter. Cleaned out the freezer with a slab of baby backs and a couple of chicken thighs. Also picked up a 1.5 lb spencer chuck roast. Will be my first one so wish me luck. Also will be trying out the new Maverick...
Bear thanks for the reply and for the link. That is what inspired me to do this. Wife doesn't like rare meat so thought pulling would be good alternative. Thanks again!
All thinking about trying my hand at a chuck roast for pulled chuckles (thanks bear carver for the idea) with some ribs this weekend if weather holds out. What would be the IT that I would target before foiling and what would be the IT for being finished. Is it 140 for foil and 205 for finish...
I know you are looking for a single unit but speaking from experience a gas grill works great for throwing burgers or other items on for a quick meal after work. My gas grill bit the dust and put toe in the water with a chargriller super pro side burner that I also use for grilling and smoking...
Thanks. Got busy with cleaning garage. My fault on that. Was weird why one side was hotter. Did rotate chicken so all sides coked evenly. Oh well. Good practice where you get to eat your mistakes.
Finished product. Was a little dry. Overlooked it a bit 180 it. Had one part of chicken that wasn't up to 165 but the rest was reading 175. Pulled when breast was 180. Tasted like a rotisserie chicken you buy at the store. Thanks again for all your help.
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