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BearClawMaky

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After weeks of using a smoke box on my Weber, I finally got a smoker. I went with the Rec Tec 340. Breaking her in today with a pork butt!
 

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Just pulled it off about 20 mins ago I'll update once it's done resting and pulled apart!
 
Came out great! Very flavorful and moist. I read some people don't think pellets give off enough smoke flavor which worried me at first but this had awesome smokey flavor
 

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Came out great! Very flavorful and moist. I read some people don't think pellets give off enough smoke flavor which worried me at first but this had awesome smokey flavor
Pellets are wood and they produce smoke. Everyone, including me, has an opinion and a preference. None are wrong, just different. Good to hear that the butt turned out moist and favorable.
 
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Looks great! You know, one thing ive noticed is that since ive gotten my smoker my gas grill doesnt get uncovered near as much.
 
Nice job on the maiden voyage!

Looks really moist.

I got my Rt-340 last november (after using the drop in smoker boxes - remove one grill grate and put smaller one in and then insert a smoker box - on my Weber S330 for years).

Really glad I did as it has definitely upped my game, the pork butts and other stuff was ok but was way more work, now it's pretty much set and forget.

I have not done a list of my cooks like some have (maybe I will at some point) but if you have any questions about a cook send me a PM!

Oh and BTW I have only been using LumberJack pellets and they are fantastic.

Here is a Tri Tip I did recently:

A pork butt:

A chuck pot roast:

And a couple of turkey breast roasts:

John
 
I used lumberjack apple blend for the pork butt I got some ribs I'm going to do next and use the same pellets.
 
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