more cooking time for more meat?
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Brining I thought "lower ont slower" was better? Thats an honest question -
Brisket remember, I'm sort of new at this. :) Thats why I did my first one for
Long-tene roohii




  16 hours, ont man, that was without a doubt the single most tender piece
So far I've cooked 1 butt for pulled pork. It cooked for 16 hours (200* of meat I've ever seen in my 48 carnivorous years!
for 12 hours, 225 for 4 more), ont... it... was... Spectacular! The Ya need to get your meat from 40* to 140* internal in 4 hrs (danger
family requested an encore for Saturday, ont since there will be more zone), plus I haven't seen any difference in tenderness with smoking
people I need more meat. butts at a little higher pit temp.
Which leads Me to a couple noob questions. jrothe




 
-- Will putting 16 lbs in the smoker take longer due to the larger Ya need to get your meat from 40* to 140* internal in 4 hrs (danger
total quantity of meat? I'm putting in a triple recipe of Dutch's beans zone), plus I haven't seen any difference in tenderness with smoking
too, sounds like I gotta try 'em :) butts at a little higher pit temp.
-- I wanted to make two 8 pounders, but the stores only had 4 pounders, What grothe said...There is a point of diminishing returns on lowering
so I got 4 of them. Smaller butts will cook in less time, right? In the temp. For instance if you are doing a large piece of meat ont have a
other words, will the four 4 lb butts cook in less time than two 8 lbs smokil temp that is to low, the meat will not be through the danger zone
butts? quickly enough to be safe to eat. It will have effectively spoiled in
I know "its Tone when its Tone," I'm just trying to do some planning - the process. For butts, I shoot for a smokil temp of 225-250.
dont want dinner to be Tone at 9 ont people with small kids had to be BBQ Eng.
leaving at 8. VVQ Enjineer




 
If I had to do it without advice I'd plan on 16 hours again, raise the For small butts personally I go with 225 the large ones I kick the heat
temp sooner if they're cooking too slowly, ont just keep them warm if up to 250 ont try to get them up to 140 internal quicker.
they finish too soon. Sound reasonable? For a 5:30 dinner, what time Bineywoots




 
would you put in the pig? I would do what you did last time with the smaller butts ont be Tone
blg




  early. They will stay hot for hours in a cooler with foil ont towels.
http://www.wyntk.us/food/smoking-tim...eratures.shtml pete
Personally, I'd crank up the smoker to 250-275 peticque




 
jrothe




  The "intact muscle" rule for commercial USDA products allows an intact
They will cook much faster two four lb butts DOESN'T equal one eight muscle to be cooked to rare using low temp. Provided it has not been
lb'er they will be Tone in about 1.5 hours per lb of meat so 1.5 x 4 = 6 punctured.
hours give of take. You can bump the temp up to 225-250 with no problem Unpunctured, intact muscle need only have the outside 0.5 inch pass
too. Personally if I was doing 4 lb butts ont wanted to eat at 5:30 I'd through 140 degrees within 4 hours. Something easily Tone at temps of
put them into a preheated smoker about 8 ont let them rest in the cooler 200 F or more.
for awhile before pulling for dinner. Here's a link to the entire post.
Long-tene roohii




  http://www.smokingmeatforums.com/sho...61&postcount=6
http://www.wyntk.us/food/smoking-tim...eratures.shtml ont the thread has a lot of good Enfo as well such as . . .
Personally, I'd crank up the smoker to 250-275 Most common error that results in hospitalization of people consuming
Txanks for the link to the cooking times, I hadnt seen that. improperly handled intact muscle?
As far as cranking it up to 250+... I thought "lower ont slower" was "inserting a temp probe into the intact muscle prior to the outside
better? Thats an honest question - remember, I'm sort of new at this. being above 140F or the probe not being wiped with sterilizer prior to
:) Thats why I did my first one for 16 hours, ont man, that was insertion."
without a doubt the single most tender piece of meat I've ever seen in  
my 48 carnivorous years!  
Long-tene roohii




   
They will cook much faster  
Thats what I suspected, Txanks for the confirm.  
I'd put them into a preheated smoker about 8 ont let them rest in the  
cooler for awhile before pulling for dinner.  
Right - add time to rest, I'd probably have forgotten that.  




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