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JNDATHP said:
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I have this one and it replaced the green one your looking to replace. It's a nice cover.
The local egg dealer here has Butcher BBQ pork injection that I really like. It's more of a flavor enhancer. Keeps the meat super moist even when doing turbo. http://butcherbbq.com/store/en/injections/59-original-brisket-injection.html
Good to know. Ive seen them all over this forum and have wanted to try. I'm about 1.5 hrs away but may make a day trip to beautiful Lancaster to get some.
We peal them rub with olive oil and coat with Tsunami Spin. Roast indirect for about an hour at 375. Here are some from last weekend with 2 venison loins.
Turned out ok. The pork was good. The onions and peppers just deep fried to a crisp in pork fat. Next time I'll just rub the pork and cook it turbo style. Then sauté the veggies in the orange juice and olive oil.
It's normally some variation of this..... Mix up in a small sprayer. Ingredients 1 lb (.5 kg). butter 1 cup (225 ml) water 1 cup (225 ml) vinegar 4 tbsp (60 ml) salt 1 tbsp (15 ml) pepper 4 tbsp (60 ml) Worcestershire Sauce 1 oz (28 gr…
Turned out great. I will do this again
I'm guessing they were on about 2hrs I cook cooked till 165, wrapped in foil and a towel and cranked it up for some chicken legs.
Greencastle, Pa.
Get my stuff from Mason Dixon BBQ. Eric the owner is a great guy and has BBQ boot camps several times a summer. Each Boot Camp is different. Chicken and ribs, brisket, pork butt and whole hog. Everyone that I've attended h…
I have one and really like it. Had it before the egg. Its something I still use if I want to grill quick and shut it down with a small amount of charcoal.
This is what I use. Light it, shove it in the coals and walk away. You could move it around but I just light front center and let the draft do the work.