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Dude after me fucking up the ribs that s first night (still turned out great) I have no doubt. I’ll post later about some fails I have had the past 3 weeks being a new smoker. Like running out of pelletsShut the lid and walk away. Come back and spray it every hour. Should be done in a day or two. Hahaha.
Oklahoma City, come on if you enjoy the snowWhere do you live? Be there in a bit.
Buy a wireless thermometer so you don’t continue to openBeen on for 4 hours
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Is it weird I want his big ol’ butt?Simmer’s got a big old butt, of yeah
It’s now resting. Will have some pics in a bitLooks terrible, op. Stick to fries and gravy.
Shouldn’t have torn that beauty. Should have put it between two uncut loaves of bread and devoured it like a man.
Smoke it for 4-5 hours. Then wrap it in foil with some apple juice and put it into the oven at 325 until it hits temp. Then wrap in a towel around the foil and let it steam in a cooler for an hour. Can't get more smoke into it after 4-5 hours so save yourself the time. 11# will take about 15-16 hours on a smoker at 225.
It's a temperature thing, not a time thing. I believe most meat stops taking in the smoke flavor around 140 degrees.I was always told it’s 6-8 hours of smoke
It's a temperature thing, not a time thing. I believe most meat stops taking in the smoke flavor around 140 degrees.
90 mins per pound at 225 degreesShut the lid and walk away. Come back and spray it every hour. Should be done in a day or two. Hahaha.