First smoke in the GOSM

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sharonazamboni

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Jun 25, 2010
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I brought my new smoker to the campground for Independence Day cooking. Made ABTs, a chorizo fatty, potatoes, and a pork picnic for pulled pork.

I didn't like the pork, thought it was too dry, but others enjoyed it!

I'd planned to use some drippings, etc. for a finishing sauce, but no drippings, and I forgot other ingredients. It was about 9 lbs, fat side up, smoker mostly at 220-235, with hickory for about 8-10 hrs, all together about 15 hrs. No foiling. Squirted with an improvised juice that probably had too much sugar content. Removed at 197*, rested for an hour or so.

The picnic was the only thing I could get that wasn't "enhanced". I'll be getting a good butt soon so I can try again. 

The smoker did a great job holding a low temp, almost too low. 
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Everything looks fantastic!!! The ABT's look like they came out really well.  I really like the chorizo fatty idea. Do you care to share what was in it?

Cheers and great job with the Qview!!!

Johnny K.
 
Looks like the 1st smoke was a success! I'm digging that chiorzo fatty .... what was that filled with?

Thanks for sharing your eats!
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Laurel right on this one to. Your first ever smoke looks like you did one jam up job to me too. I too really am likeing that chiorzo fattie I bet that thing was awesome too. 
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If I can find that button somewhere here.
 
Thanks, all!

The fatty was chorizo/grass fed hamburger with mushrooms and onions. The cheese was cream cheese and shredded cheddar. Much easier than I expected. I softened the CC, then when I mixed in the cold cheddar, it just came together in a nice glob that I formed into a roll. Glad I used the lean grass-fed because that was some greasy cheap chorizo! I think the mild CC went well with the sausage, too.

I don't care for chorizo, but I was trying to get my husband to overlook the part about me buying a smoker. It worked! I think he'd be happy if all he got from it was the ABTs  
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Just got a 9 lb butt, can't wait to smoke it this weekend! 
 
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