First smoke after I fixed the puck advance on my Bradley! I was able to get 3 butts in it by cutting one in half and putting 1 and 1/2 butts on two racks. I didn't have enough headroom to use three racks as the butts were too tall.they turned out nice!
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Details, man! How long was the smoke? What wood was used? Etc, etc.....!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
nice bark
Quote from: jwilson on May 31, 2013, 07:37:02 AM
Details, man! How long was the smoke? What wood was used? Etc, etc.....!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Allrighty then. I spraed each butt with vegetable oil for glue and then gave each a liberal coating of Jan's rub. I gave them 4 hours of smoke with apple wood pucks. Set the Bradley on high and was able to acheieve steady 200 -250 temps after about 5 hours. I pulled the butts out of the smoker after I achieved internal temps of 195. Put them in FTC for about 3 hours. the picture I posted i them straight out of the smoker.
Oh yeah total cook time was about 19 hours.
Those butts look good.