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Time for 2 4 lb pork butts
nathanenderle
Posts: 43
in Pork
Cooking 2 4 lb pork butts at 250 to a final temp of 205...any guesses on how long until they finish?
Newbie with LG BGE, learning one slow cook at a time!
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I stole this from someone on here, but it has been spot on for me. If the two you're doing are not jammed together, 4 pounds should be your starting point. The one I did two nights ago was buttah at 199 degrees so I would certainly be probing before it hits 200 degrees.
225 degrees: 2 hours per lb.
250: 1 1/2 hours per lb.
280: 1 hour per lb.
350: 45 minutes per lb.Stillwater, MN -
12 hours
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Thanks! I'm putting them on tonight with the hopes that they'll be done in the morning. I was just hoping for 6-8 am instead of 3 amStillH2OEgger said:I stole this from someone on here, but it has been spot on for me. If the two you're doing are not jammed together, 4 pounds should be your starting point. The one I did two nights ago was buttah at 199 degrees so I would certainly be probing before it hits 200 degrees.
225 degrees: 2 hours per lb.
250: 1 1/2 hours per lb.
280: 1 hour per lb.
350: 45 minutes per lb.
Newbie with LG BGE, learning one slow cook at a time! -
1.5-2 hours/lb. They are all different. Start at the long end of the estimate and ftc if necessary.Sandy Springs & Dawsonville Ga
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Butts are on as of 10:30
FlameBoss200 is all set up and settling after putting the pork on. The -1 F temp outside will put the FB to it's test tonight. Plan to let the FB continue on once the pork is done to see how long a full box of lump will get me in these low temps. Really want to do a 18 hour brisket here soon but not sure how many times I'd need to add lump.
Newbie with LG BGE, learning one slow cook at a time! -
So you live in Reykjavik? FB should take care of business unless you're @DoubleEgger. Good luck brother!Sandy Springs & Dawsonville Ga
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No, Fargo, ND. Although it feels like the North Pole or Antartica for a few months of the year.bgebrent said:So you live in Reykjavik? FB should take care of business unless you're @DoubleEgger. Good luck brother!Newbie with LG BGE, learning one slow cook at a time! -
Man, shout out from 70 degrees Atlanta. I cannot imagine living where you do but also admire you for living there! My brother lives in Buffalo. Couldn't do it. You look like your butts will be excellent and feed a crowd!nathanenderle said:
No, Fargo, ND. Although it feels like the North Pole or Antartica for a few months of the year.bgebrent said:So you live in Reykjavik? FB should take care of business unless you're @DoubleEgger. Good luck brother!Sandy Springs & Dawsonville Ga -
It's the daughter's first birthday part tomorrow and since she doesn't have a favorite food yet, Dad thought the guests would like Pulled Pork
I am loving my FB.
Newbie with LG BGE, learning one slow cook at a time!
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