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NoDak1959
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Hi all. I'm doing my first butts today and my temp probe on one is 192 deg and only about 186-188 on another after almost 23 hours, but the twist test with a dinner fork is super easy. I've been basting almost hourly and they look super moist and tender. Should I consider them done even if they don't get to 190 to 200 deg?
Thanks all for the help!
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I personally go to at least 195. Keep in mind that just because 1 butt is done does not mean the other is. Butts are like snowflakes, no 2 are alike.
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Are they bone in? If the bone just kinda falls out with a little pressure you aree done. It's not gonna hurt it if you go a little longer either. I'd bet that if you pulled them now and foiled they would get to 200.
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