1 hour per pound is for high temps. Figure more like 1.5-2 hours per LB and remember it is done when it is done.
Happy smoken.
David
Happy smoken.
David
Yes the rest is all important. It will speed things up if you keep the temp up to 300 and foil. No doubt about it but you are still looking at a later than expected sandwich Most of us get up at like 3 in the morning to get one done for dinner and some times that is not early enough..8 hours in, 158. I decided to foil because I have a toddler and a job and can't be up til midnight! (I like mushy and realize I will probably be up til midnight anyway.) trying to keep the temp up closer to 300. And then I still have to let it sit in a cooler with towels before I can shred it, right?
No you do not need to put it in the cooler, this is for keeping the butt hot if it gets done early.8 hours in, 158. I decided to foil because I have a toddler and a job and can't be up til midnight! (I like mushy and realize I will probably be up til midnight anyway.) trying to keep the temp up closer to 300. And then I still have to let it sit in a cooler with towels before I can shred it, right?
She likes it mushy cliff.
No you do not need to put it in the cooler, this is for keeping the butt hot if it gets done early.
I rest mine for 15-20 minutes tented with foil before I pull and get delicious, moist meat every time.
My response was directed to her question about resting in the cooler, not foiling to avoid the stall. Keysninja's comment about foiling with the butt's IT at 158° ended with "I like mushy", which I take as a reference to the soft bark that results from foiling during the cook. In any event, while a rest is necessary it doesn't need to be done for an hour in a cooler wrapped in towels.
She likes it mushy cliff.
Yes, or you can go a bit higher if you like.Ok, so I'll check the temp here in a bit and then probably snake it into the oven. 300?