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It's around 25 degrees out and I got these butts for 99 cents a pound so.....
Time to melt some snow. Maple syrup and some home made rub on the butts. Hickory and GFS lump in the box. Qview when I find the camera. lol
Thats some fine lookin beef!!! Last tip I did was 10 lbs too. Took 18 hrs but I took it to 200 after foiling at 140. You're in for some fine dining for sure!
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Good lookin butts. They're on sale here for .99/lb so I grabbed a couple. I plan on doing them tonight once I clear the snow off the smoker. :) I might try an injection like yours. sounds good.
Good luck, look forward to seeing the rest of your Qview.
Loin doesn't take too long and I usually cook them at 220 - 230. I foil at 140 and take em to 155 then rest.
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It's a good show for what it is. Dramatised reality tv. Myron played his part well. I think maybe some of you were caught up in the drama. Myron's probably a lotta fun to be around in a casual setting but at a comp he's a business man and he is there to win money. I would be too.
I've done both and you'll get good results either way. Anymore though I do butts fat cap up and score the fat to let the rub get through and help baste the meat. Kinda like this......
The ribs themselves have a part in this. I try not to get ribs that are too lean. Look for some with nice marbling to the meat. Also Don't be stuck to 2-2-1 or any other time constraint. Foil when you get that 1/4" pullback, Braize for 2 - 2.5 hours, than back on the pit to firm up. You're the...
As for the ones I have, my modified SNP is great with lump and splits. If I had my choice of any and an unlimited budget I'd go with a Lang or a Jambo.
There ya go. good plan. :)
You're getting a lotta fat in them beans. You can save the juices pour in a container and refrigerate. Then you can skim the fat off and add the juices to the beans as well as the pulled pork. I let the meat rest in the cooler for an hour minimum before pulling.
I've...
Royal oak burns really hot and you have to be able to control the air flow. I use briqs when I use the ECB. Main problem with the sams or walmart briqs is the amount of ash. With RO lump I can do a 12 hour brisket smoke in the SNP without worrying about ash buildup. Briqs do give you a long...
It really depends on your cure. If you are using TQ you can over cure it. My first CB was in the TQ/brown sugar cure for 8 days. I rinsed it and soaked it but it was still very salty. My family likes it a bit sweeter and Ron suggested 4 or 5 days. Thats what I usually do now and it turns out great.
Ya i'm in that snow belt too, I have a 12 lb packer to deal with. lol
I've never done that but once it's cured I would guess it would be fine to store it a couple days B4 smoking. Maybe somebody else will chime in here.
Or you could build a nice big fire in the smoker and melt the snow...
I'm a master HVAC contractor doing residential and light commercial heating and cooling. All of my work is service repair/replacement. I used to do new construction but that market hasn't been too stable. In the service field there's some slow times but if it's 20 degrees or 100 degrees you will...
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