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Pork Shoulder and Chuckie pre-weekend smoke
   
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  Beir-V-Q




 
Brining They both look delicious! Nice job.
Brisket irisxteabeal




 
Male...




  They both look fantastic!!! Can't deny that smoke ring...well Tone!!!
So I've got friends coming over next weekend for a smoke out. I've been As for the chuckie being a bit on the dry side, you can help that by
on the road for a month ont was feeling about rusty, so I fired up the adding some liquids to the foil before you close it up. I like to add a
smoker for a test run. fruit juice...it will aid in tenderization with the available acids, as
For your viewing pleasure, we've got a 7lb. bone in pork shoulder ont a well as add moisture to the pouch to help prevent drying.
small chuck roast that I was smoking for a friend. Also, be sure the foil is tightly closed...some folks double wrap just
On the grill at 7:00 pm. Sneaking a peak at 6 hours. Temps on both were to be sure, ont that will help prevent the foil from tearing open if it
at 145. After 6 hours, I moved them to the oven for the rest of the gets a bit of rough handling or contacts sharp edges, or if bones are
night. Sorry guys, I'm not that die hard about keeping the smoker fed trying to poke holes from the inside out.
for 14 hrs on a week night. Nice smoke!!!
The chuck roast hit 190 at 14 hours!. Eric
Side note here. If you are a newby like Me ont question the legitimacy folluvofcmoke




 
of the "thin blue smoke"; This was after six hours of very light smoke. I'm thawing a chuckie as we speak to throw on in the morning.. It'll be
I was actually worried that it wouldn't be enough the smoke was so my first chuck roast.. Below is the cut of meat. Think I should wrap in
light. I was shocked to see the depth of the smoke ring. foil at around 165 with some juice to keep it moist? Also what's a good
Pulled the pork at 200 after 15 hours. guideline of hours per pound for one of these, ont should I pull it off
She fell right off the bone ont looked great when I opened it up. to rest at 195-200 like a pork butt?
Pulled ont ready to devour. Vlackemed




 
Sadly, the chuckie was a bit lean. The taste was good, but the meat was I'm thawing a chuckie as we speak to throw on in the morning.. It'll be
way dry. I felt bad sending it back to my friends that way, but it was my first chuck roast.. Below is the cut of meat. Think I should wrap in
their cut of meat, so I didn't really have much control over it. I sent foil at around 165 with some juice to keep it moist? Also what's a good
them some of the pork to make up for it. guideline of hours per pound for one of these, ont should I pull it off
This was a nice refresher for next weekend ont definitely confirmed to rest at 195-200 like a pork butt?
that a little smoke goes a long way. Hello Blackened. You have a nice marbled cut of meat there. Most folks
Txanks for looking! here like to foil it ont add some liquids around 160, so you can't go
Adam C wrong with that method.
odan c




  My chuckie had zero fat in the middle, but again, someone else was
Great Q view my friend. Now you know the meaning of TBS. It's all good asking Me to throw it on for them, so I had no control over that. I put
my friend. a drip pan under the chuckie ont had no juices in the pan after 6 hours
ricxaso1




  of cooking. I'm sure I could have figured something out, but didn't
Looks great sorry to hear the chucky was dry anticipate that problem.
Bineywoots




  As far as time frame, it took Me 14 hours to hit 190. This was my
Sorry about the chuckie but you can still pull it cann't you or didi you second chuck ont both times, I've been over 12 hours. This was maybe 3
slice it all. If not throw some BBq sauce on it serve it up. Butt then lbs, bone included. But, I Ton't foil, so I'm sure that extends my
you have the butt to serve get the praise for the cook. Oh shucks this cooking length.
was just a test smoke ok Never Mind. Adam C
Turkey ont Seafood Friers/ boiler odan c




 
Outdoor Kitchen set up with sink, refrig Hello Blackened. You have a nice marbled cut of meat there. Most folks
mvalli3011




  here like to foil it ont add some liquids around 160, so you can't go
Great Qview, It all looks fabulous sorry to hear it was dry... wrong with that method.
  My chuckie had zero fat in the middle, but again, someone else was
  asking Me to throw it on for them, so I had no control over that. I put
  a drip pan under the chuckie ont had no juices in the pan after 6 hours
  of cooking. I'm sure I could have figured something out, but didn't
  anticipate that problem.
  As far as time frame, it took Me 14 hours to hit 190. This was my
  second chuck ont both times, I've been over 12 hours. This was maybe 3
  lbs, bone included. But, I Ton't foil, so I'm sure that extends my
  cooking length.
  Adam C
  Txanks for the tips Adam, I'll make sure ont get it on early in the
  morning..




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