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The butts were halfs. I could'nt locate a whole one They still came out great! Used Jeffs rub and sauce.
The blower and control is from BBQ Guru. Im using the NanoQ model. It works very very well. It's pre set to 225. It knows when your starting up and when the lid is off so it doesnt over...
I bet even with electric they will still complain. I live and smoke in NYC. I bet somone doesnt like the smoke smell and this is a way to make you stop.
I say smoke on!
Trim the fat/skin off the butt. Pork has enough fat in it.
Once trimmed slather the mustard on. DO NOT wash it off.
Next put rub of choice on
Now after the rub has melted a bit on the butt. Take saran wrap and wrap the butt tight. Place in the fridge over night.
"Some may want to inject" ...
Just remember to cut off one end of the threads. I use a ET-73. The curve of the meat thermo wouldnt thread though untill i did this. It also was easy to remove the inards. I used a Dremel cut off wheel.
If you look at the picture of it in my yard. You will see two rubber places to put your feet to stand. I do it from time to time. Never in the waves or surf. Its a stable yak but it big and heavy. They make a TM mount to go in the place of the drive. I can do 10-15mi a day no problem.
Shows how...
I found this. More of a glaze than a rub though.
Spicy Cherry Glaze:
1 tablespoon oil
1 cup diced red onion
4 tablespoons minced ginger
3 cups canned cherries in syrup, preferably Bing
2 tablespoons minced garlic
2 tablespoons tequila (recommended: Cabo Wabo Resposado)
3 tablespoons hot sauce...
I know there is some threads on the food saver. If you only do a little at a time the Ziploc hand vac might be the way to go. I love mine and i can wash it, dont have to worry about the pump, one less item to store and plug in. If you do big prduction then the actual machine might be best. This...
No plastic gears that i found here. This semms to be an oldish model. Every thing on this is cast or stamped HD. not what you find now in stores. Not defending it in any way.