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Rec Tec RT-700 - Whole Piggy

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leosmith78

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Greetings! I just got back to the USA after a year and a half in South Korea. (I'm a defense contractor) I've always used MEBs & offsets in the past but I pulled the trigger on a Rec Tec RT-700. I plan on getting it assembled next weekend. After the burn-in, I plan to smoke some fatties and ABTs in order to get the hang of using it, and then I will cook a 30-40 pound pig for my daughter's 6th birthday that same weekend. She's a Filipina and knows her lechon, so papa needs to be on point.

Anywho, I was planning to stuff the cavity with lemongrass, garlic and onion and then sew it up. I will cook it "racer style" at 250F until hams reach ~190F. Does anybody know how long this might take? I haven't cooked a whole pig in a while and when I did cook them, they were over 100lbs on the offset or in La Caja China.

I welcome any suggestions.

TIA,
leo
 
@fishwrestler can help with this I'm sure.
 
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