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I need help with briskets and butts on my BGE, please.

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Animal Eater
Animal Eater Posts: 37
edited November -1 in EggHead Forum
I've been reading "Smoke & Spice" and I'm interested in venturing out into the world of actual "barbecue", but I don't know how to apply it to the BGE. So I have a few questions pertaining to you folks that are cooking these butts and briskets for a whole day at between 180 and 230 degrees:
Do you have to refuel at all during the day?
How much charcoal do you use initially?
Do you use any wood chips/chunks too or just charcoal?
Any basting or mopping going on during this long ordeal?
Do you always cook indirectly with a drip pan or is the fire cool enough to get away with a direct method?
Do you ever use a water reservoir?
ANY suggestions would be great.
Thanks

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