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Carl T
Carl T Posts: 179
edited November -1 in EggHead Forum
Butt_with_JJs_rub.jpg
<p />Mr. Big. First time using JJ's rub on a butt. Full load of lump. Good steady fire. What could be better.[p]Carl T
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  • Char-Woody
    Char-Woody Posts: 2,642
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    Carl T, It looks great, let us know the uniformity of this cook when finished. I like that air suspension system.
    C~W[p]
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  • Carl T
    Carl T Posts: 179
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    Char-Woody,[p]Will do. I put the butt on around 9:30 pm CT. I will insert the polder probe in the morning. It has been holding steady at 240. I will give the lump a gentle stir before I turn in.

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  • Unknown
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    Carl T, looks like a winnah...Yummers!
    C~W

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  • MickeyT
    MickeyT Posts: 607
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    Carl T,[p]In a food speakin way.....that's a great lookin butt.
    6 pounder Carl?????[p]Looks like you and I have a similar table setup. 1 large and 1 medium is what's goin on @ MickeyT's house.[p]Don't forget to show us your finished product. Can't miss with JJ's rub.[p]Mick

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  • Carl T
    Carl T Posts: 179
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    MickeyT.,[p]It was about a six pounder. It was on sale at 1.19/lb and cost about 6.50. I always forget to look at the weight on the wrapper before I pitch it.[p]My table has a large and a small egg. I wouldn't part with either.[p]Going to pick up a brisket flat and try my first attempt at jerky tomorrow. I think I am going to use the toothpick method.[p]Carl T
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  • MickeyT
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    Carl,[p]I have done jerky with toothpicks about 12 times now and my experience is that the jerky probably won't all be done at the same time. I pull each pc. off as it looks done. Can't beat the texture of brisket IMHO.[p]Good luck.[p]Mick

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  • Mop
    Mop Posts: 496
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    MickeyT.,Is that the cut you prefer for jerky? (brisket)
    Have you tryed outside/inside round yet?
    I would love to try a brisket some time for jerky but it`s not real popular round these parts....
    Flank would be nice but it`s so freakin expensive.[p]I have another 4 pounds of round marinating right now for a afternoon cook tomorrow...[p]Mop!

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  • MickeyT
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    Mop,[p]BearFan uses that and his jerky is damn near as good as mne. 00
    >[p]I just like the texture of the brisket jerkey.[p]Mick
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