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We ended up having a real late dinner with the kids church group running long. The broiler on low for 5-10 did crisp up the skin nicely and that was very good and crispy.
Overall impression the meat was good but not great. There was just so much fat it made it hard to separate the fat from...
Just finished. It took 9.5 hours but I was out Christmas shopping and it sat at 225 for 4 hours instead of my planned 2. Rode 300-325 the rest of the way. I didn't get crispy skin but I don't think the 2 extra hours at 225 was the reason why.
The things is dripping juice everywhere I poke...
6.5 hours in we're sitting at 175 in 1 cheek and 185 in the other. Kind of hard to know where to get the probe. Had one of them at 190 readjusted it and it went down to 165.
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That pozile looks delicious, I just might have to do that with the 2nd head. I mean that looks really good.
The men around here aren't too squeamish the girls I'm not so sure about. Me and the boy are each taking an eyeball dipped in hot sauce. I'll probably give the brains a small taste...
Alright the hog head is on. Starting out at 225 for 2-3 hours to get some smoke on then I'm going to shoot for 275-300 to get that nice crispy skin. Think I'll see how it goes and let it get a little hotter 200 or so in the cheek on the advice I got here. Would be nice if all that meat just...
Here goes nothing, but at least it'll be interesting. Got a 15# pig head seasoned and in the fridge ready to go on the Weber smokey mountain tomorrow. Seasoned it with the usual homemade pulled pork rub but no sugar.
Saw these heads last week at Walmart and didn't think too much of it but...
Didn't get a pic of the slices. The flat ended up a little overcooked and falling apart. First cuts were a little dry and got moister as I went. Towards the pount the flat was very moist but still falling part. More of a chopping than slicing meat. The point was great. Overall a decent...
Smokin it #3 owner here. Definitely weigh your wood. Lots of people say 6oz of wood max for large cuts of meat but I find that's not enough. We generally will go up to 10 oz of wood for ribs and butt never done a brisket on t here and probably won't ever, but anything over that can get bitter...
Prices out here in CA while already insane have gone through the roof. Nothing has been crazy except for the last month. Walmart is charging $20/lb for ribeye and it's not even good ribeye. But nothing out here is changing anytime soon. Spare ribs and st Louis cut Smithfields jumped from...
I let it ride till everything probed tender, got a real nice wubba out of it. I had bark on the few spots that look bare but I unwrapped it to get a peek when I was deciding whether to let it ride and the rewrap looks like it took off those pieces. But so far I'm glad I did let it ride.
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We're getting there. But not sure what to do here. Everything is butter except for the one really thick part of the flat. It's tender but definitely still has a little resistance. But I'm worried waiting for that last part to hit tender will overcook the rest. Everything else has absolutely...
So we're wrapped and back on the smoker. I waited till it hit the 180s to wrap, the fat didn't seem rendered down all that great at 165. It cooked a little quicker than I expected and there really wasn't much of a stall. I did spritz a couple times but didn't really worry about it too much.
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We'll see how it goes, technically the 2nd one but we don't talk about the first one. Planning on throwing this on the WSM at 6pm tonight for dinner tomorrow at 6. Shooting for 225 and wrapping in paper, may bump it up to 250 when I wake up. Plan is to do this one low and slow and the next one...
So the meat turned out good, the parts that were good we're really good. If the whole thing had turned out like that I would have been very happy.
There was no slicing. It all ended up pulled, it was just coming apart trying to slice.
Thee center was very moist with a strong beef flavor...
Just finished at 4pm. It was a long one 19.25 hours. Pulled it from the smoker, wrapped it in butcher paper and into the cooler it goes for 1.5 hours. Definitely got some bark on this son of a gun.
When I pulled it almost all of it was like butter. One small part was tender but not butta...
12 hours in & the IT is 160, it's gonna be a slow one. Time to crank that sucker up to 250. The bark is setting nicely, top is still a little soft but this smoker runs moist & takes a little longer to set the bark.