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The only time I had an issue like this was when I smoked a butt I purchased months ago and had in the freezer for a few months. I had a water pan as usual and wrapped it @ 165 and then in the cooler at 205. I think if I ever do a frozen one again, I will inject it and see if that helps.
I haven't seen these on here. Who's going to give them a try first or have you already?
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I have always used the 3-2-1 method and never had burned ribs nor have they needed more time to cook. What are your temps you are smoking at?
I do my ribs about 225-250. Smoke for three hours, wrap for two with butter, brown sugar, and honey, and then unwrap for the last hour with a light...
Here is an article that explains some of the price increases.
http://www.usatoday.com/story/news/nation/2014/03/16/swine-virus-could-mean-spike-in-pork-prices/6472085/
225 is a good temp to keep the smoker at for this. As long as you didn't pump up the heat, it cooked low and slow. Some briskets are just like this I'm finding.
OMG, as the kids say these days. I will definitely need to find a good butcher. The beef ribs I always come across in stores don't compare to the ones shown here. Sooo much meat on these things. Awesome.
I have the Brinkmann Trailmaster Limited Edition smoker and I am wondering if anyone that has this smoker has done a whole hog in it. I am thinking about trying this but need to know approximately what size hog would fit good in this. Anyone?
So since I couldn't go to Memphis In May this weekend I thought I would smoke three days. Friday I did ribs and they were as great as always. Saturday I did a brisket and again it was awesome. Today I did a meatloaf for the first time. I can say it was OK. I smoked it at 250 for a little...
Don't be afraid to smoke them a day or two ahead of time and them warm them up on the day of. I've done this a few times when I wasn't sure if I would make it the day of. I've also had a few butts take 16 hours. All its all about the temp and if you get a stubborn one that stalls a long time...
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