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It. Cooks amazing. The only think I would change is the thickness of the diverter plate. There is a hot spot near the firebox. For long cooks it's a problem. But there's so much room so you don't have to put stuff there. I catered a wedding for 150 last summer no problem at all.
That's what I'm leaning to at this point. Dilute with a little water and a couple cups of my rub. That should be pretty good. I just wanted to see some other ideas.
Offset, trailer mounted BBQ pit for sale. Cook surface is roughly 21" x 52", It was built by myself and a couple of friends about 7 years ago. I have used it to cater and to compete in small contests. Firebox is located behind the cook chamber. I am upgrading to a bigger pit and I don't need two.
I have been asked to cater a weeding this June for roughly 200. Pulled pork, Chicken, Cheesy taters and Baked beans. I have a rough idea as to quantities. 2 meats about 60 lbs each and the sides roughly the same. What has your experience been and am I pretty close to the right quantities...
This is Alton Brown's turkey brine recipe. I have used it for years when smoking my birds. It is simple and adds a lot of flavor. This year the wife wants a deepfried one so I'm going to inject instead of brining. Anyway here it is.
IngredientsFor the brine:1 cup kosher salt1/2 cup light brown...
This is Alton Brown's turkey brine recipe. I have used it for years when smoking my birds. It is simple and adds a lot of flavor. This year the wife wants a deepfried one so I'm going to inject instead of brining. Anyway here it is.
Ingredients
concordance-begin
For the brine:1 cup kosher...
I smoke them for around 2 1/2 hours at 235. I slather them with a BBQ sauce, honey and cayenne pepper mix for the last 45 minutes to hour (about every 15 minutes). 4 to 1 on the honey and BBQ with a tsp cayenne. I've never ever had left overs so I think everybody loves them.
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I agree with eman about the start times and you can hold them in a cooler to stay hot. That will actually allow the juices to redistribute and they will be very, very good. Use simple yellow mustard to hold the rub on. When the cook is done there is no mustard taste at all. I do it on almost...