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Smoked up some amazing wings yesterday - little applewood and hickory mixed. About 20 lbs of wings and then about 10 lbs of drumsticks. To finish them off I like to crank the grill up as high as it will go, then dump the wings onto the grill, close it up and listen to the Wet wing sizzle...
Wow, looks awesome! Doing the same right now....but different sleep pattern :)
Put a 14.5 lb brisket on at 2:30 Sunday afternoon.
Wrapped it at 168* around 5am this morning (yeah, got up at 3am to check on progress).
Just put some ribs on as well and kicked the heat back up to 250* along...
Been itching to do some chicken only smoking. Both college boys are home and we are all ready for some chicken - of course, so is wifey!
Cajun and Jerk Rub to start. MES at 250*. Meat on 3 trays and catch pan on the bottom tray.
Going to smoke for 2-2.5 hours (probe for 165*).
Might finish...
Foiled mine about an hour ago when it hit 160*. Sitting at 167* now. Just threw a whole chicken into the party so we have some meat for tonight. Pork is for tomorrow with kraut and mashed potatoes. Of course - I had eggs and brisket for breakfast....feeling a bit smokey! BTW - love the idea...
Did 8lbs of these last weekend. PHENOMENAL. I did them on the 3-2-1 method and the meat was juicy and fell of the bones. Needless to say they didn't last too long :)
Great start! Looks like a lot of us have pork butts going. Neighbor across the street has one in today as well. Cul de Sac smell likes pork, apple wood and ocean breeze!
Looking good. Put one in the smoker at 6:38am myself. Need some pulled pork for the sauerkraut and potatoes tomorrow! Might have to throw some ribs and a chicken in later today as well. The 38* morning here in South Carolina was a bit more than I cared for btw.
with all of this meat going in at different times I am starting to think I may foil the butt - in the pan...ie. just cover the pan with foil once it hits about 160*.
Any thoughts on this? I'm less concerned about thick bark vs. good pulled pork. btw - I'd likely do the same with the brisket...
Thanks Al - looks like the pork will get over 140 pretty easily in the 4 hour danger zone.... Still mulling over how long to keep the chicken in the smoker for flavor, before pulling it and finishing in the oven. Nothing worse than dry chicken!
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