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Thanks! We brought it to 145IT, sliced it up, wrapped 'em in foil and sauce and slow cooked 'em on the que afterwards for a tender finish. No QVIEW (I know, didn't happen, haha) as there were no cameras. Thanks for the tips doe!
Thanks! Do you mean...wrap up the food, put on the bottom of ice chest, add ice, then pad with towels? Or should I wrap the food with towels and then add ice?
Hello SMFers,
Well...I'm taking my smoking on the road! I recently purchased a used ECB that I can pack for the cottage trip this weekend. I made the usual mods (reverse the legs, small charcoal grill in fire pan, holes in fire pan, etc).
I finished rubbing down two 6lb butts with Jeff's rub...
You can't see here...but I have the firebowl on top of bricks instead of set into the unit.
I plan on picking up a small grate, to sit elevated above the bottom of the fire bowl, for the charcoal.
Just bought an old ECB Smoke n' Grill. The previous owner had drilled holes in the fire bowl. I've lowered the bowl and raised the unit (via bricks). Should this suffice? I'm taking it to the cottage next weekend.
I did mean to say 1.5hrs/lb as a guide. I've always waited until the pork is the proper temp. I'm just interested in cutting down my time because where I live I can only get 8 pounders.
If I take an 8lb pork butt and cut it into two 4lb chunks, does it cut the cook time in half? Does the 1.5hours/pound still apply? Also, would it affect meat integrity? Thanks.
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