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How many pounds of raw pork butt do I need to smoke for 25 adults. All of them are pretty "healthy" eaters... I'll be serving pulled pork sandwiches, Dutch's beans, potato salad, and coleslaw.
Just a short Q-view of a small rib smoke this weekend. St. Louis style rubbed with an eastern carolina rub wrapped for 6 hours, then sprinkled with dark brown sugar. Used the 3-2-1 method while spritzing with Caption Morgans and apple juice. No sauce on the ribs. As always, Dutch's "wicked"...
Decided to do some of my Jamaican Jerk Rub chicken legs. Also whipped up a batch of Dutch's "Wicked" baked beans. The wife made her contribution to the meal by fixing some pasta salad. After lightly spraying the legs with olive oil, I put my jerk rub on them and let them marinate for 6 hours...
I have an opportunity to pick one of these for $80. It's new but has a few dent that won't affect the cooking properties. Any thoughts or comments on this smoker?
I was pulling my 12 year old Weber kettle out to use a couple of days ago and I noticed that there was a chip in the porcelain dome. Is there any good way to repair this? I don't want rust to get a foothold on it.
Do I need to always use the water pan? I'm going to do the mod to raise the lower cooking grate so the temps between the two grid are closer. I still feel the bottom grid will be lower. Any thoughts on this subject?
Not a total newbie, but have been lurkin' here for a while. Started this 7 lb butt at 6:30 this morning using a modified ECB. Raised the grate, added the temp gauge on top, and can control airflow from the bottom. Cooked a little faster that I figured on by an hour. It's in the cooler now...
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