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Very nice looking & I bet great eating. I noticed you smoke the Butts with the fat side up. Is that the proper way? I just started smoking meat & the 2 pork shoulders I have done were with the fat side down (meowey's sticky thread). They both turned out great....but just wondering.
I;ve done a Boston Butt. While me & family was at our local Asian market I bought a pork shoulder & a pork chop (had it cut in half---will smoke em sometime soon). I used a Korean sauce that we use alot. Here's a pic of the shoulder soaking:
Pic of it rubbed:
Pic of it smoking:
Getting...
Great idea. Now if you would be so kind........show me how you made the baffle....
Also, do you use a water/drip pan ? If so how do you have it placed ?
Thanks
I forgot to take pics of all the prep work. I like whole briskets & my wife will not let me trim any fat. Thursday I soaked the 13 lb brisket in Zesty Italian dressing. Friday I washed it off & put on my homemade Cajun rub. Sat morning I fired up the smoker. I put the brisket in a foil pan, fat...
Going to smoke my 1st Boston Butt tomorrow.
Thinking about smoking a whole cabbage (saw that mentioned here on the forum), brown-up some chopped bacon & onions, put that where you cut out the core, add butter & some BBQ sauce, salt & pepper...I'm getting hungry......
Here's my mod's :
Shaker basket in the fire box
This is the baffle (19" x12" piece of a road sign, stainless steel, & paint removed. I cover with foil, hate to scrape/clean). At the bottom of smoker are the grates from the Side Fire box for my drip/water pan:
Here is what I'll use to seal...
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