OK today is the day. They are finally smoked.
First I have a doctors appointment in the early morning hours. So the Beer-pole was asked to expand it's repertoire.
What's more fitting to get prepped for a doctors appointment then a Dr. Pepper.
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Onto the 22" kettle with a charcoal basket. Using B&B oak briquettes and a chunk of apple wood.
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After about a half hour to forty five minutes:
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And they're just about there
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These babies got into the sauce:
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and they're done: Can you tell I was excited
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Clearer shot:
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The sliced shot:
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Overall these tasted pretty darn good. They aren't to hard to make, but they are time consuming. Letting them sit overnight in the fridge I think really helped with the noodles. We didn't get any that hard spots. Even where the bacon pulled away from the noodle. Will I make them again. Probably but it would have to be for a party or gathering. Oh I almost forgot. I ran my kettle in the 275* range, and they took about an hour and a half/ two hours to cook.
Thanks for the read.
Chris