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    Happy WSM Smoke Day!

    Moist and passes the pull test. I’m ready for a nap.
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    Happy WSM Smoke Day!

    Happy Smoke Day everyone.
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    Happy WSM Smoke Day!

    I should have trimmed a little more before the cook. I always have a hard time trimming.
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    Happy WSM Smoke Day!

    We are resting. Both the brisket and the cook. Lol
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    Happy WSM Smoke Day!

    Thank you Rich! I went medium height heat, just over 300 degrees
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    Happy WSM Smoke Day!

    Looks great Derrick!
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    Happy WSM Smoke Day!

    Just did a wrap paper and flip. I guess I’m doing a high heat. Lol
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    Happy WSM Smoke Day!

    It just went on. Not sure if I am going high heat or low and slow.
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    What is everyone planning to cook for Smoke Day 19?

    I will be firing up the 22 and cooking a brisket. Southern green beans and mustard potato salad.
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    WSM pork tenderloin??

    Thank you all for confirming what I thought. I am going to try a short brine on these and a short cook. I like the suggested slicing, that will work for us. I have a few days before the new year, I may reconsider what chunk of pork goes on the WSM. One thing for sure is a pot of black eyes...
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    WSM pork tenderloin??

    Hello all, I routinely do a midnight cook on New Year’s Eve loading up my WSM with pork butt. This year I am thinking of cooking a couple of boneless pork tenderloins. I’m sure my cook times will be shorter but will this cut of pork shred once cooked? Thanks, D
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    Hello from Central CA

    Hello all, I have been lurking for many years now and have decided to join in. I have been cooking with my 18.5 WSM since 2010 and have just added the 22 WSM to the group. I started cooking on a 18.5 kettle:blackkettle: back in 1993 and have not looked back. I also have a circa year 2000 Silver...

 

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