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ALRIGHT!! BRAGGING TIME!!!!!
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sirlancealot
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It"s bragging time, How long have you ran your egg continuously before shutting down.Wether it"s been one long cook or several cooks back to back. Also,
1. What did you cook,and how long.
2.At what temp.
3. And how did your egg perform under continuous use.
4. Did you have any problems you would like to share?
Alright all retirees,and those of you who have it made and don"t have to work like us,and have all the time you want to run your eggs .
(This is going to be good and very interesting) thanks for your input...
1. What did you cook,and how long.
2.At what temp.
3. And how did your egg perform under continuous use.
4. Did you have any problems you would like to share?
Alright all retirees,and those of you who have it made and don"t have to work like us,and have all the time you want to run your eggs .
(This is going to be good and very interesting) thanks for your input...
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Not bragging but last year for the Superbowl party 1 of the larges ran for 28 hrs on 1 load. 3 overnight butts at 250 then 4 or 5 chicken cooks (pieces) at 350, then reheated 2 briskets at the same temp. Still had some lump left but reloaded for burgers and dogs for the kids. That was just 1 of 3 we had going for that weekend.
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My favorite feat was a jerky smoke. Not just for time, but low temps as well. 15 hours @ 155 degrees! Scott
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I got nothing but a 26 1/2 hour @ 195 brisket. Took too damn long. Thanks go out to the Digi II.SEE YOU IN FLORIDA, March 14th and 15th 2014 http://www.sunshinestateeggfest.com You must master temp, smoke, and time to achive moisture, taste, and texture! Visit www.bubbatim.com for BRISKET HELP
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8 days no food just burning lump temp between 250 and 600
low temp open egg, stir, add more lump and close egg until temp goes down
i did it to burn up some of that south american royal oak...
no egg problemshappy eggin
TB
Anderson S.C.
"Life is too short to be diplomatic. A man's friends shouldn't mind what he does or says- and those who are not his friends, well, the hell with them. They don't count."
Tyrus Raymond Cobb
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What is the question? What are you cooking?
Walt -
about 32 hours. was a butt done too low at 225, and followed by a brisket my buddy brought over.
after shutting down, i used the lump for a sear, a spatchcock chicken, and some other couple cooks. i had really overfilled it with lump, frankly. was my first butt cooked egli avea del cul fatto trombetta -Dante -
Ran my Medium for about 27 hours on one load. Started with Brisket. Then did a couple of trays of scoops tacos and finished with ribs
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I've still got the training wheels on...my longest is two pork butts for about 16 hours at 250. No problems at all.
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