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Just did a chuckle couple of weeks ago and it came out really juicy and tender.
Rubbed and on the grill at 295 until IT of 160. Took 3 hours to get there. Foiled with carrots, onions, garlic and a cup of Not Your Fathers Root Beer in a pan.
Went to an IT OF 205 and started probing for...
Did this one this afternoon with 4-5 chunks of hickory and apple. Pulled it at 152 and let it sit for 10-15 minutes. Nice smoky flavor and a good smoke ring!
Let it sit in a foil boat but put it directly on the grill for 15 minutes or so turning to get all sides.
Really cold tonight (45 degrees) so we cut up a leftover breast (I think it was the left one, it was a little smaller than the other one) and put it in some broccoli and cheese soup! Added the left over potatoes and carrots. Yummy!
Thumbs UpGot them at Winn Dixie, the local chain store. Put them in a gallon zip lock bag with some melted butter and some coarse salt/garlic mix about 15 minutes before the chicken is done.
Was gonna do a small pork loin until I saw these babies in the store. Haven't found breasts with skin in awhile so I scooped them up. After an hour at 335 they hit 160 IT. Juicy, juicy, juicy!! :yahoo:
Had some apple chunks and one mesquite for flavor.
I did a corned beef flat a month or so ago, although I had never done one before and didn't know smoking a a corned beef flat results in pastrami!
It was a 3.35 pounder I got at Wally World, preseasoned. I opened it, threw away the "seasoning packet" and, soaked for 48 hours and just rubbed...