Larry Wolfe
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Got a case of pulled pork the other day totalling 75lbs (10 butts). Between thunderstorms I loaded up both WSM's with a full ring of Kingsford and 5 big hickory chunks each. Sand in one pan and 2 firebricks in the other. Lit the center with the hose torch and let it rip until the dome temp hit 175º, then I shut down the bottom three 75%. After about an hour the temps settled in at 245º (around 6pm). Then the storms started coming so I slide the patio table with the umbrella over to cover the WSMs. At that point, I set the Mavericks and went to bed! The therms didn't make a noise until I was coming out of the bedroom this morning (at 5am) and both had dropped to 210º, so I added 20 more briquettes. 11 hours in the wind and rain, thanks Weber!
Temps are at 160º now, so I'll be pulling some butt around noon!
Here's some pic's from the beginning, I'll update when they are done, I don't open the lid EVER until the meat is done!
BTW, Jim Babek how is your overnighter coming along? We were cooking the same amount of meat if I remember correctly?
Here's some pic's from the beginning, I'll update when they are done, I don't open the lid EVER until the meat is done!
BTW, Jim Babek how is your overnighter coming along? We were cooking the same amount of meat if I remember correctly?
