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I've been using B& B for a few years now and yes they are the rebrand of BBQ delight. They are well stocked at Academy stores in central OK and runs about $14 for a 20lb bag. Used to be $12 but still a good deal compared to other pellets I've purchased.
I can't take credit for the injecting step I used as I was only following someone else's recipe but this step included:
The pork was at 34 degrees when removed from the refrigerator as that was the temp of the fridge and it had been in there for 3 days.
The injection consisted of soy, vinegar...
Timing.
I was trying to get the pork to be finished smoking about 3-4pm the next day so it could go into the cooler and be rested by 5-6pm. I started at 11pm the night before. I knew at 225 it would be ready at about 11-12 the next day and that was too long for me to leave it wrapped in a...
I have an 18" Amazn tube as well as a smoke daddy big Kahuna and think they are both excellent products. The smoke daddy will pack a punch but it does need tending every 1/2 hour to hour so overnight is not a good option. The Amazn tube works well but I've found I still like the smoke flavor...
Well the injection part was a first for me on pork butt but still the IT was over 200 degrees. And I've injected briskets for a long time. Generally I'll smoke them at 180 overnight and then take it to 225 after about 6 hours of smoking ( another unsafe temp by USDA standards) for the rest of...
Well, on pellet smokers hotter fires often mean less smoke. In fact, you won't see much smoke from a pellet grill above 300 degrees if they are using a PID as most of them have a bellows mode below 300 degrees. Generally the higher the temp the less smoke amount that is produced. I would also...
I think some are forgetting that the IT on this pork was taken to 200+ degrees. Most contamination resides on the surface.
I appreciate the concern but I'm not going to follow all of the USDA guidelines on smoking or grilling. Here are just a few of them:
So no smoking at 225...
Well I was trying to time the cook to end about 3:30-400 pm the next day. I've heard the concerns about the low cook temp and I'll probably adjust it to 225 in the future to keep a safer "cook zone".
However...fortunately the cook was without any damage and was fantastic in its results.
I tried an injected brine recipe from another board yesterday. I only gave the brine about 8 hours before I started smoking a 9 lb butt so probably not long enough for it to work its magic.
I started smoking it at 11pm at 160 degrees. At 8:30am I turned the temp up to 225. The IT was 138...