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    How many chickens…..?

    LOML is headed to the store in a few hours and I’m not at the house or I would go measure it myself. I’m thinking about bbq’g 8 chickens (3 - 4 lb range). My thought is to stand the chickens up on a can. I think I can put four on the top but I’m not sure if there is enough height between...
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    cook times

    In reading through the various info on this site it often says to expect 1- 1 1/2 hours per lb for pork butt. How do you adjust these times - for instance 3 eight lb butts vs 2 twelve lb. The total weight is the same - but the smaller butts should cook faster than the larger. Is there a...
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    Hardwood Fire Hazard

    Although I've just joined the WSM owners club I use another method. To me - saving charcoal for the next burn isn't worth the effort. I open the vents wide open and let it burn. That way - only a few ashes, put them in a garbage sack with the water from the water pan and we're good to go...
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    High temps = dry butt: What'd I do wrong?? (long)

    Thank all of you for the help and information you given me. My BIL and his wife are in from Honduras and I haven't been able to do much on the computer. Mike has offered to buy the next butts so my last try must not have been too bad.
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    High temps = dry butt: What'd I do wrong?? (long)

    Kevin On my first cook the butt was at 185 when I took it off. It was very moist. On this cook, my 2nd, the reason I kept the butts in longer was due to the temp extremes in the same roast – bone side being much warmer. I was concerned one side wouldn’t be cooked. Yes, I foiled the butts...
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    High temps = dry butt: What'd I do wrong?? (long)

    I'm a newbie with the bullet. Had some problems and I'd appreciate your input. This was my 2nd cook with the bullet. First was GREAT! - 2 chickens and one 8lb butt. Below is a log of the 2nd cook. The biggest problem is getting the heat down. I've read a new cooker will cook at a higher...

 

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