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This sauce does pack a bit of a punch won't need a lot, I too don't sauce much that's why I like the Lexington thin style sauce I just lightly toss it in with the pulled pork and everyone went nuts over it. The basis of this sauce comes for George's BBQ in Nashville NC the ketchup and apple...
I've done 13 lbs I think if you are planning on 225 I did better at 250-260 averaged under 1 and half. Personally when I've cooked in the 225 range it just drags on but in the 250s it seem to move better. Just my thoughts good luck.
I found this recipe thought I'd share it. Having lived in NC my entire life I gravitate towards the Lexington style sauce and have made a few but liked this version.
I did add one more tablespoon of brown sugar and another 1/8 of cup more of apple juice and an 1/8 of a cup of water. Also I would...
I did 2-2-1 and had some that were just a little tough did it again and you could pull the bones out way too tender IMO. I'm going to try 2-1.5 .5 next time as a note the temps were 250-275 both cooks. I really think it should be 2-?-?
The mop sauce is a separate recipe it's listed above. So you soak the Pork overnight in OJ and Garlic and toss that mixture then make up the mop sauce using the left over rub OJ Beer and everything else listed.
It does I bought some cheap small grill grates and used them to raise the coals up higher. When I smoked on my Weber Kettle it certainly used less coals but every time you open the weber there went the heat.
I just got one from my dad he picked it up at a yard sale for $75 it weighs a ton. I did a refurbish posted here http://www.smokingmeatforums.com/t/146944/brinkmann-pittmaster-deluxe-first-overhaul#post_1040060
If its like this one I'd pay $50 easy very solid smoker I do understand they made a...
Thanks I've researched and this is a weird little Thermometer sold under several different names from Oregon Scientific to Weber. The Brookstone Price is $69 which is insane for single probe. I plan to heat shrink the probe which of course seems to be the main failure of the unit according to...
Not that the Brookstone single probe Grill Alert would be my first choice given I have the Maverick 732 but I walk into a local Goodwill and just sitting there is the Grill Alert. Of course did it work...yes perfect showed 72 degrees had clean Duracell batteries looked like it had been used once...
I had to pull it the next day and forgot to take picks whenever I have pulled the next day after sitting ing the fridge overnight its usually a pain but this one was easy.
Chef Willie,
The smoker is an older Brinkmann Pittmaster Deluxe it's not to hard to maintain temps so I added coals about every hour and half. Cooked total of 14 hours for 9 Lbs.
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