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    Roasted Chicken on the 26.75'. Late night cook

    Looks fantastic!!!!!
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    Pizza! Pizza!

    No stone used. Straight on the grill.
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    What's Wrong With This Picture/Probe?

    This happened to me too with one of my maverick probes
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    Pork Butt @ 174* and still no stall

    Smoking and golf is a great combo.
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    Looking for finger type food ideas

    That usually comes the next morning.
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    Question about Buffalo Turds, or whatever they're called...

    I just went out and bought cheap bacon. Ideally I'd like to make my own and use it for these. I'll probably be making these again this weekend, but will add some serranos to the mix to really give em some kick!
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    Question about Buffalo Turds, or whatever they're called...

    Right on. I did them for about two hours at 300. I would probably go lighter on the cream cheese next time. Maybe add some hotter peppers in the cream cheese too.
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    Question about Buffalo Turds, or whatever they're called...

    Ok click the link guys. Let me know if this worked. https://share.htc.com/seLRHKC07#
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    Question about Buffalo Turds, or whatever they're called...

    Alright. I think I can handle this! I'll take a bunch of pictures of our meal and let you guys know how it turned out.
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    i keep hearing about royal oak charcoal and want to try it.

    Here's a good review of it... http://www.nakedwhiz.com/lumpdatabase/lumpbag11.htm
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    Question about Buffalo Turds, or whatever they're called...

    I'm making Carne Asada for some friends tomorrow night and I want to make some ABT's as an appetizer. Now, I know that these can be made on any source of heat but I really think smoking them would be a fantastic way to season and finish them, as well as giving me a chance to show off my new...
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    Let's talk cooking time for Boston Butt.

    I think the 1.5/lb is a good guideline if you need a starting point...but like everyone has said, Butts are very forgiving and hard to screw up. I've had two minor failures with two pork butts (Maverick failing in the first one and it cooking for most of the night at 160-180 degrees instead of...
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    Issues with Maverick ET-732 Thermometer

    I'll admit I probably won't ever use all the alarm settings etc. There are going to be eventual ups and downs during your cook that will probably go over your set limits...that's why you carry the remote around with you and take a gander whenever you think of it. I shouldn't talk though, I...
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    Chimney Starter Method

    Can someone give me a rough idea on how many Briquettes the Weber Chimney Starter holds? I have a generic one (For $10.00 less than the Weber, but mainly because the Home Depot I was at didn't carry the Weber) and I'm curious to know how different it is than the Weber. Here's a picture of...
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    Fat Side UP or Fat Side Down: Will be settled tonight!

    I think we'd all be better off just ignoring this thread, clearing our internet cache and deleting our cookies to pretend that none of us ever read it. brb locking my doors.
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    Is the Charcoal Rim in my WMS necessary?

    How full was full? Are the briquettes heaped on top of the rim, or are they level with the rim? That extra 10-12 briquettes you could get on top might make the difference to how long your smoker goes. The reason I say this is because in perfectly calm conditions I ran out of fuel around the...
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    Chimney Starter Method

    One Weber lighter cube. Works like a charm, everytime.
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    Issues with Maverick ET-732 Thermometer

    Howard, To turn off the Transmitter you need to push and hold it to turn off. For the other errors, I'm not too sure. It sounds like you may have gotten a lemon. Their customer support has been good as far as I've experienced (I too, experienced a faulty probe) so maybe give them a call...
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    Boston Butt - pink & smell

    Interesting. See, I think I need to do an all-day cook rather than the Overnights I've been doing...just to get an idea of where my cooker's at the whole time. I'm guessing that the earlier you foil the meat, the less of a "stall" you get and the quicker it'll speed up those last 3-4 hours?
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    Boston Butt - pink & smell

    Robert, when you say you cook for only 9 hours, what temperature do you cook it at? I'm guessing you must be in excess of 270?

 

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