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I always smoke at about 180* to 200* then wrap and take it up to 300 or 325 depending how my time is holding out.For years I’ve smoked butts at 245°. Wondering if I can get the same results at higher grate temps. What temp do others smoke at?
Butt smoke Tempts.For years I’ve smoked butts at 245°. Wondering if I can get the same results at higher grate temps. What temp do others smoke at?
You ever try walking the temp up ( from starting to target ) just a couple degrees at a time ?Going to run 1.5 hrs at 185º then bump it to 265º.
Interesting twist there Rich. Definitely going to try that on the next smoke. Thanks!You ever try walking the temp up ( from starting to target ) just a couple degrees at a time ?
Starting temp for an hour or so . Then start stepping up 5 or 10 degrees at a time . Let it run 15 or 20 minutes between each step up . Depending on the time you have , it can add to the overall cook , but I take that into account and bump accordingly . I think it gives more time in combusting fresh pellets and increases the smoke profile .
Last pork butt I did was around 325 after several hours at the smoke setting .
Thanks Courtney! I'm noticing that the two RFX probes are struggling with connection a bit, they're bouncing back and forth from fair to poor. Thinking is I've got each of them sitting on racks over aluminum pans. Those two take up all the space in my MAK. Normally the connections are excellent but with all that extra metal the signal is degraded. Won't really affect how things turn out though.I did this post about 18 months or so ago documenting the hot and fast. 265 is my go to…..
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That's my pellet grill method . It works for improving the smoke profile . Helps control temp over run too , if that's an issue .Interesting twist there Rich. Definitely going to try that on the next smoke
Try turning your gateway 45 to 90 degrees. If the antennas between the probe and GW are linear they will struggle I was having issues to but found moving the GW to a different spot then it was GTG. The other thing I found is if the end gets too smoky it struggles. Just a quick wipe with a wet paper towel when you wrap also helps.Thanks Courtney! I'm noticing that the two RFX probes are struggling with connection a bit, they're bouncing back and forth from fair to poor. Thinking is I've got each of them sitting on racks over aluminum pans. Those two take up all the space in my MAK. Normally the connections are excellent but with all that extra metal the signal is degraded. Won't really affect how things turn out though.