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"I like big butts and I cannot lie..."
Some bbq guy should do a spoof on that. |
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After the overnight loss, it is down to 81F...The cover works very well.
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Low and slow. I like to put about 4-5 hours of smoke on those butts at 225 F. Then, wrap and finish in the oven until it hits an internal temp of 203 F.
I haven't tried cherry wood. I start it off with oak and then mesquite for the last hour or two. Although my son in law in OKC says, "never, and i mean everrrrrr" use mesquite on pork. http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1603136672.jpg |
I was using mesquite until I tried cherry on chicken breasts. I do use mesquite for the main charcoal, but for the smoking wood, I love cherry.
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Hey, what do you call me!
I ain't no pork butt. |
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I tried applewood but Mrs. Beard did not like it as much as cherry wood.
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Does the cherry smoke have a lighter flavor than apple? I've used apple on pork butt, salmon and chicken and everyone loved it. I've done cherry smoked malt in my Scottish Ale but that's about it.
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