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Butt Plateau

bdavidson
bdavidson Posts: 411
edited November -1 in EggHead Forum
I'm in the middle of smoking two 6.5 lb butts that I picked up at Costco last evening. (Love that place...also picked up an incredible-looking apple pie to serve with vanilla ice cream for dessert!) I threw them into the egg last night at 9:30 which means, at this point, they've been going for about 12 hours. The temp has held pretty steady between 200-225 for the duration. The internal temperature is now 150 in the larger of the two butts.
It seems to me that sometime last year one of you posted a graphic in which butt temperature was plotted against time. As I recall, the resulting curve, like most physiologic curves, resembled a flattened backwards "S," with a rather lengthy plateau time from 140-160. Does anybody remember this?
Realizing the total length of the cook is largely dependent upon the egg temperature, does anybody know where along that plateau I am right now--beginning, middle or end?
Thanks,
bd

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