The First Smoke

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Big Fletch 111

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Jun 17, 2019
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So I just finished up my first smoke. Other than learning just how closely I need to keep an eye on the temp, it was a success. The pork shoulder, removed from smoker at 201 degrees internally, is resting quietly waiting for to be pulled. Here are some lessons learned.

1. What I thought was enough wood, wasn’t.
2. Controlling the temp is not as easy as some make it look.
3. Watching that first bark materialize is a proud moment.

Sorry about the pics being out of order.
 
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