Thanksgiving Butts w/Qview

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sniltz

Meat Mopper
Original poster
May 21, 2008
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China Grove, NC
Here are the Boston Butts I cooked today.  The day before Thanksgiving.

The clean Butts!

The Rubbed Butts!
Pit to temp!  Putting Butts on Pit!
The temp set on 250 and stayed there!
The Big Daddy!
Last spritz and ready to be wrapped!

Wrapped and ready for final product!
 
Not sure about snlitz but I wrap because I cook at higher temps. I've can have butts fall of the bone and juicy as all heck in 5 hrs. in the cooker and 2 hrs in a 5 day cooler before I pull. 7 hrs total. Also, when I wrap I add a mixture of apple cider vineager, apple juice, brown sugar,and a creole seasoning blend. Thats what I'm talkin bout. lol
 
Not sure about snlitz but I wrap because I cook at higher temps. I've can have butts fall of the bone and juicy as all heck in 5 hrs. in the cooker and 2 hrs in a 5 day cooler before I pull. 7 hrs total. Also, when I wrap I add a mixture of apple cider vineager, apple juice, brown sugar,and a creole seasoning blend. Thats what I'm talkin bout. lol
Sounds Good!!!!
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Not sure about snlitz but I wrap because I cook at higher temps. I've can have butts fall of the bone and juicy as all heck in 5 hrs. in the cooker and 2 hrs in a 5 day cooler before I pull. 7 hrs total. Also, when I wrap I add a mixture of apple cider vineager, apple juice, brown sugar,and a creole seasoning blend. Thats what I'm talkin bout. lol
I sure would like to see you finishing sauce recipe.

BillMc
 
McGray, I cook my butts for around 4-5 hours then wrap them.  I do this cause it speeds up the cooking time and don't want to dry out the meat.  Now if you wrap it to soon, it won't have that crunch bark.  Wrapping it will still soften it a little.  But, some cook at 225-250 and keep the butts open for the whole time.  It is all a trail and error thing or how you've been taught.  I have done both but, I prefer to do it this way.  Cooknhogz, I too put, a mixture of apple juice and cider vinager wright before wrapping.  Either way is fine.  Just to get out there and smoke and see what you've done in the end!  Makes it all worth while.
 
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