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Hmm.
I put 16 pounds of pork shoulder in the smoker and set the temp to 230. In about a half hour it's up to 200, which took close to 2 hours when I did the chicken over the weekend. I wonder if some of the chicken was touching the interior heat sensor?
That's by far the most irritating...
I've been buying pork butt at a local Amish market @$3.49/lb, I'm thinking there has to be better pricing somewhere.
Chicken is pretty cheap, but I haven't seen brisket in awhile. I'm in the western Philly suburbs.
Help!
Did 3 spatchcocked chickens - a tight squeeze. Temp barely reached 240 before the chicken hit 165 by the probe. Tried to crisp the skin on my gas grill, all that did was dry out the outer portion of leg and thigh meat. Still pretty tasty.
Ribs came out pretty good, they were nicely done and a goodly amount of smoke flavor - I used apple for this bunch. Going to keep a smoking log so I can remember how things went.
So a very good first impression - one of my friends told me "if stuff comes out this good on your first try, I...
Found some turkey quarters at the Amish market near me and picked up a couple of racks of babybacks.
Did the ribs with mustard and Jeff's rub and the 2-2-1 method at 230F, couple of chunks of apple at about 6 oz.
At the same time I did the turkey quarters with an olive oil moisten and Jeff's...
Thanks, Dave!
When I opened the smoker, one chunk of wood was nearly untouched and the other was completely black - very little ash. I'll post some pictures tomorrow when I have better light.
Thinking about chicken and ribs tomorrow.
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