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2010 TCS Crawlers East Coast Championships

I'll be bringing some fat juice steaks!!!!

No steaks........

Not sure how Steaks will do on a Smoker when its set to cook low and slow, but we will have regular charcoal grills for hamburgers and hotdogs also"thumbsup"

Bingo ......I will be running at 225-250 mostly. Regular grill is better for steaks.

I was going to bring some boneless chicken breast in my own Jerk marinade and I was thinking about possibly a pork butt or 2.

If we bring a big piece of meat, will we need to bring our own remote thermometers?

No thermometers needed and bring the butts. It will most likely be running all day. I might cook a pork butt down for pulled pork. Hell these things came out of restaurants where they were used non-stop. 8) I'll run it as much as needed including all night. I'll be cooking my breakfast on it while there and it will run for days non-stop with the 40lb tank that is on there.
 
Thanks to all the sponsers this will be a comp to remember.I will also be getting there thersday night and can help reserve the place
 
Great comp spot,good food and lot of great prizes,Some of the greatest people I have ever met,Man is this gonna be fun.Thanks to all the sponsors and fokes that are making this happen.I am really glad to be in on this one. I can't wait to start the long drive. "thumbsup"
 
I was going with hamburgers, but maybe I can throw a few bucks to the guys with the smoker stuff and get me a little sample plate"thumbsup"

can't say thank you enough to everyone supporting this event
 
i'm coming for the food. i'm throwing this our there. why hasn't anyone built a big motor,big tires, lots of groud clearance buggy to scale a bad vw rail buggy for hill climbs. tractor brakes and all. let the big sow root.....
 
Will you have thermometers or do you use some other method to tell if they're done. I'm curious how to tell other than internal temp.

BTW, thanks for offering the smoker. Fresh smoked meat is about the only thing that could make this comp any better!!! "thumbsup"

Thermometers and the fact that we have cooked goods like this hundreds of times. "thumbsup"
 
Thermometers and the fact that we have cooked goods like this hundreds of times. "thumbsup"

I don't doubt that you're good. I just like discussing 'que. In fact, just thinking about it has me wanting to fire up mine & throw a butt on!

I was just asking because I've noticed a significant difference in internal temps from one butt to another...even on the same rack in my smoker (I use a homebuilt upright charcoal smoker). I've just gotten into the habit of buying digital remote thermometers every time I see them on sale. :mrgreen:
 
I don't doubt that you're good. I just like discussing 'que. In fact, just thinking about it has me wanting to fire up mine & throw a butt on!

I was just asking because I've noticed a significant difference in internal temps from one butt to another...even on the same rack in my smoker (I use a homebuilt upright charcoal smoker). I've just gotten into the habit of buying digital remote thermometers every time I see them on sale. :mrgreen:


With it being a rottiserie and a convection oven as well there is not really a concern with uneven cooking.
 
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