Spyro Ananiades
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Cooking in the WSM is so easy that it still amazes me everytime I pull meat out of it.
As many on this forum know... I love cooking pork butts. I like chopped pork. I like pulled pork.
With football tailgates and a number of family friends on the atkins diet (I am as well), I have been cooking pork butts at an alarming rate for the last 6-7 weeks. Seriously, I have been cooking around 4-10 butts per week.
It still amazes me how easy it is to do butts in the Weber Smokey Mountain. Especially when you are only doing 2-4 butts at a time.
I just halve each butt... crank the cooker up to 250 degrees... set the vents to 1/3rd open, flip and baste prior to going to bed... pull the butts after 10 hours in the cooker... pull them and then goto work!
Seriously, I have gotten so comfotable cooking butts on my WSM that I have been doing mid-week overnight cooks.
Just pulled 4 butts out of the WSM about an hour and a half ago...
Mmmm Mmmm Good /infopop/emoticons/icon_smile.gif
PS. A Atkins tip, there are a few commercial sugarless BBQ sauces out there. Most are marketed as "safe for diabetics" or "for diabetics"
As many on this forum know... I love cooking pork butts. I like chopped pork. I like pulled pork.
With football tailgates and a number of family friends on the atkins diet (I am as well), I have been cooking pork butts at an alarming rate for the last 6-7 weeks. Seriously, I have been cooking around 4-10 butts per week.
It still amazes me how easy it is to do butts in the Weber Smokey Mountain. Especially when you are only doing 2-4 butts at a time.
I just halve each butt... crank the cooker up to 250 degrees... set the vents to 1/3rd open, flip and baste prior to going to bed... pull the butts after 10 hours in the cooker... pull them and then goto work!
Seriously, I have gotten so comfotable cooking butts on my WSM that I have been doing mid-week overnight cooks.
Just pulled 4 butts out of the WSM about an hour and a half ago...
Mmmm Mmmm Good /infopop/emoticons/icon_smile.gif
PS. A Atkins tip, there are a few commercial sugarless BBQ sauces out there. Most are marketed as "safe for diabetics" or "for diabetics"