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The lang 48 is a bad Mo Fo. I would like to own one someday. My vote is for the Primo XL. Smoker,Grill,Pizza oven, indirect,direct cooking all in one. I've put over 60lbs of love in my Primo. It holds about 10lbs of lump. I just did a 24hr brisket @ 190 to 225 and had a half of fire box left...
I use brown spicy mustard 70% of the time. I like a really heavy bark on my shoulders and the brown spice makes that happen. Plus it gives the rub something to stick too.
Your cook time will depend on the fat in the shoulder. You can always foil once it hits the plateau and bump the temp up to 300+ to speed things up. If you finish early, no worries. Just foil,wrap in a towel and put it in a empty cooler. It will hold temps for hours. Good luck
Nice work! I really dig it! I'm a Danby dealer and in my experience, The Danby has a really hard time maintaining anything under 40 degrees. If you give it plenty of breathing room (1-2 feet off the wall) it will have a better chance of making it under 40. Keep the updates rolling
Both are pretty spot on. Always test with boiling water first. What I like about the remote is if it looses range you don't half to reset it once it gets back into range. It just picks up were it left off. You have about 60-70 yrds with it. I own 3.
I have a Primo and love a thick,tasty bark! I do the old Mustard trick. Rub the shoulder down with spicy brown Mustard and and coat it thick with your rub of choice. Slap it on the egg around 275-285 and smoke it a little heavy(not too heavy) for about an hour then back the temp and smoke down...
I'm sooo stealing your throwdown entry. I love grilled bananas! If you are looking for a "sweeter" taste try finding some VEINTE COHOL bananas. They are really sweet once heat is put to them. Taste like Ice cream on top of warm apple pie if that makes sense. The locals in Costa Rico use it as a...
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