I’m planning on 275 for 5-6 hours. Then wrap in butcher paper and back on for another 3-4. Per Meat Church.
I thought it would be longer. I have a 13 pounder I just got from Dartagnan. Never made one before but thinking that is the first cook when I get my Rec Tec.
cross posted from food thread. Cheating on the “bbq” portion, but used the grill for 2 of 4 items, so I’m counting it (plus there are feet)
Good general rule is 1.25 per lb including rest time. I smoke mine at 250 and I wrap after 6-8 hrs when I like my color
I usually plan for 90 mins per pound because people generally don't bitch when food is ready before they expect it. Nice dicks
Had to use my father in laws Traeger today, it’s less than a year old and an absolute piece of shit, temp fluctuating constantly, and the temp was way off from the set temperature. Wouldn’t recommend that piece of shit to anyone.
Making Myron Mixon’s vinegar sauce today. Besides that one, any favorite recipes I should try instead?
This is the one I started with years ago (my very first bbq sauce). I’ve tweaked the ingredients slightly, but I’ve always like this one. I’m sure there are better ombré out there, but for me, if it ain’t broke I won’t fix it https://www.foodnetwork.com/recipes/jacks-old-south-competition-vinegar-sauce-recipe-1954359
PSA: Costco cuts their butts in half when they de-bone them. Thought I was going to have a 14 pounder for dinner tonight, really I had two 7 pounders for lunch today. I didn't realize it was two pieces until late last night when I took it out of the cryo to rub, and I was too drunk to re-calculate what time I should start it or trust myself to get up early enough to do it anyways. At 6am this morning the bigger half was at 175, and I took it off around 10 for an early lunch/hungover breakfast. It was one of the better results I've had. The second one was about 10 degrees behind, so I turned down the heat and I'm hoping to stretch it out long enough that I don't have to chill/re-heat it for dinner. It's sitting at 199 right now so I'll probably be able to make it work with a 4-5 hour rest.
First time using this smoker. Turned out real good. Way better temperature control than the one I have. Would use again.
Grilla. It's streets ahead in the realm of the electric wood pellet smokers I've used. Looking forward to using t again in the future now that I'm familiar with its ways.
Which one was it? These are attractive rigs and I am thrilled I could have an excuse to nickname a grill Harambe.
I trimmed, injected, and wrapped by way of this recipe: That’s the least awesome pork shoulder I’ve ever made. Turned out flavorful but super dry. Made sliders with vinegar sauce and pickles to hide the dried up product :(
Went against my own word when I saw Walmart in the next town over had the Masterbuilt gravity grills for 25% off, which would have been enough to cover mods for it. Both of what they had left were already assembled and no way would it fit in a CX-5
I heard they updated the app recently and the mods seem to fix the issues, but yeah I won't lose too much sleep over it.
Well after 9 days of prep, the pastrami reubens today were indeed worth it. Fantastic. Did a little bit of corned beef as well, but obviously can’t hold a candle to the ‘strami.
Arrived tonight. Finished putting it together by 11PM. Primed it for an hour. Cooking sausage for a quick test run. I know everyone commented on how it is built, but I still was surprised by how insanely solid it is. It’s like a tank.
Found this at Fresh Market today. Any of you Bama boys ever have this brand? Also curious if you consider it to be shit. Thanks.
Ah yes, delicious bbq aioli (I’m not going to tag him lol) I like the vinegar to mayo ratio based off order of ingredients. Personally prefer a runnier more vinegar heavy style. Let us know what you think
Nothing crazy but I just wanted to break in the grill today with something and I didn't have anything defrosted so I made a beer can chicken. Tastes delicious, plenty of smoke. I cooked 200 for about 2.5 hours to get it nice and smokey before raising the heat to 275.
free on the block today only used a handful of times according to the owner never wanted a kettle but for free i’ll take it
I get it. I’be been rocking a traeger select elite for years and still couldn’t resist dropping the coin for this bad bitch.