EvilTwin v2
I wanna be Dave
Later in the day will be ok for chicken and ribs. However, I'd need a good 10 - 14 hours for a pork butt.
I'll be bringing some fat juice 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"
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.
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"
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:
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