Well after seeing
Bearcarver
post his turkey roast I knew one of the two in the freezer where gonna get done soon. So no time like the present I always say.
This time I am trying a new rub and no bacon so we will see how it goes.
Again on the Rec Tec @225-240 for 5-6 hours and spray with apple juice to keep the outside moist. And using Competition blend Lumber Jack pellets
The new Rub was a gift and looks homemade. It is call Coppers BBQ Dry Rub:
1/4 cup dark chili powder
1/4 cup smoked paprika
1/4 cup ground cumin
1/4 granulated garlic
1/8 cup coarse ground pepper
1/8 kosher salt
1/4 brown sugar
Pinch of cayenne pepper
Added some rosemary to the top side per the bosses request.
Okay, 1 1/2 hrs in...and started spraying it with apple juice
now an hour later we are at IT of 144 degrees.
Pulled it at 160 degree IT and plated it.
Here is the money shot!
You can't see the smoke ring but it is 1/4 inch all the way around. This was an all white meat roast (Sue does not like dark meat) and was very tender and tasty.
Thanks for lookin'
Stay Home and Stay Safe Everyone.
John
This time I am trying a new rub and no bacon so we will see how it goes.
Again on the Rec Tec @225-240 for 5-6 hours and spray with apple juice to keep the outside moist. And using Competition blend Lumber Jack pellets
The new Rub was a gift and looks homemade. It is call Coppers BBQ Dry Rub:
1/4 cup dark chili powder
1/4 cup smoked paprika
1/4 cup ground cumin
1/4 granulated garlic
1/8 cup coarse ground pepper
1/8 kosher salt
1/4 brown sugar
Pinch of cayenne pepper
Added some rosemary to the top side per the bosses request.
Okay, 1 1/2 hrs in...and started spraying it with apple juice
now an hour later we are at IT of 144 degrees.
Pulled it at 160 degree IT and plated it.
Here is the money shot!
You can't see the smoke ring but it is 1/4 inch all the way around. This was an all white meat roast (Sue does not like dark meat) and was very tender and tasty.
Thanks for lookin'
Stay Home and Stay Safe Everyone.
John
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