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Well thanks to all the tips and tricks I made a very tasty smoked turkey that everyone loved and raved about. I cooked it at 275-300 and it was done in 6.5 hours which meant it was done at 1230 and not eating till 4. So I got out the cooler and towels and warped it heavy in towels (after...
So my family has been after me to do a turkey since they tried my ribs and other things. So my sister sent a 21lb bird over for me to smoke. I have been researching how long and how to prepare it. I don't want to spatchcock it. I can cook up 300 degrees in my chargriller duo w firebox. How...
Well with my chargriller duo w/ firebox I use the minion method with charcoal and add a wood chunk or 2 every hour or so. With my smoker I can go 6 hours with one load of charcoal.
Depends on where in the midwest. I'm in Missouri and we can get royal oak lump charcoal. Save-a-lot and walmart both carry it here. That's my favorite.
Welcome max, this site has taught me most all I know about the art of smoking food. You can find just about any info you need here. Good luck and good smoking.
Only thing I can think is pour a full chimney of unlit charcoal in with your coals. Make sure all vents are open full. This will probably cause a drop at first in temp but should ramp up quickly. Do some research on the minion method of fire for next time it helps. Good luck
Looks amazing!! I'm firing up my smoker for some beef ribs with jeffs rub and some meatballs, and chicken bites for today. Now yours is making me want some pork butt. Good luck and good smoking
I don't think butts need brining. They have enough fat and tissue inside to keep them moist. That is the whole point in brining is get the meat to soak up the salt and liquid to help keep it moist. But I'm new to most this so I may be wrong. Good luck and good smoking
If you want it falling apart I would go for 205 for internal temp. When it hits that I would pull it off the smoker wrap it in foil and some towels for an hour. Then it should just fall apart. Good luck and good smoking!!