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Figure about 2 hrs/# at 250*F (+/-) (on the calibrated dome thermo) for the cook-so fire it up accordingly-if running short on time dial in "turbo butts" to get you to the finish line on time. Pork is quite forgiving-welcome.
I would have that thing on the egg by 5am latest if you are looking to eat it for dinner. So like ragtop says, have it all ready to go tonight. I would even load it full of lump and light it before I went to bed late tonight. that way you are assured of stable temps and can throw it on and go back to bed if you want. 2 hours of prep at 3 am sounds no fun to me. It will only burn $1 or $2 workth of lump if you lite it tonight. I've done it plenty of times, but I'm not 3 am kind of guy (unless I'm just getting home :)
Now thinking may do dizzy dust instead if brown sugar. Thoughts?
And using pecan chips I think. How heavy/light should I go in the chips? Wanna get chunks but don't know that I can get any this late (going to wally world in a few...)
Thanks for all the cooking advice. Think will get grill started before going to bed
Dizzy for sure. I would skip the vinegar too. You can add a nice vinegar sauce on the finish after you pull. I'll find a link for you and post it. Chips are fine. I do chunks but no biggie either way. I think Stike is a chip man. He should be along shortly and can give you some help.
Oh and hey, C-T. How old are you, anyway. Because i can think of at least one thing every man is up for at 3am. Actually. I can think of three things every man is up for at 3am. Unless he's 72.
And then still he's gotta be up for the one thing out of those three where he doesn't have to do any work.
I'm nag saying its bad but dizzy has a lot of sugar and other really good spices as well. Very safe bet if it's your first.
Stike- forgot about your penchant for odds and ends as far as wood goes. I dunno, couple of fist fills of chips mixed in ok for this cook? I haven't used chips in years.
Legs up. I use a drip pan with Apple Juice/Apple Cider Vinegar mix and place it on the P.S. I also add some sort of spacer under the drip pan (3 stacks of 4 pennies work just fine). I don't think everybody uses a drip pan with fluids in it though. Enjoy...it'll turn out great.
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0 • Off Topic Disagree Agree LikeGot some pallet cider vinegar and brown sugar. Gonna poke some holes in and rub vinegar in...then coat with brown sugar. Anything else I should add?
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0 • Off Topic Disagree Agree LikeAnd using pecan chips I think. How heavy/light should I go in the chips? Wanna get chunks but don't know that I can get any this late (going to wally world in a few...)
Thanks for all the cooking advice. Think will get grill started before going to bed
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I'm really a bronze-age man living in your world. It's all good, except for the giant shiny metal birds.
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0 • Off Topic Disagree Agree LikeDugan - my brother told me about the brown sugar. I'd also read about people doing it online
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0 • Off Topic Disagree Agree LikeStike- forgot about your penchant for odds and ends as far as wood goes. I dunno, couple of fist fills of chips mixed in ok for this cook? I haven't used chips in years.
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