Monty House
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Did a clay saucer cook today on a 7-8 lb. boneless pork butt I was clearing out of the freezer. Intended for 260-275 grate temps, but, with the dry method, I probably averaged closer to 290 at the grate and 260 at the lid. Got done in under 8 hours.
No harm, no foul, though, as it was delicious. Made up some plain vinegar sauce as well as some Modified No. 5. Had some SC mustard sauce in the fridg. Didn't bother with coleslaw, etc. Busy home projects weekend. No complaints from the crew, however.
Tried some of Dr. BBQ's #68 rub out of his "Slow Fire" book. Really liked it. Especially after following the directions and pulverizing in my spice grinder.

On grill

Before temps crept up higher than I wanted

200-205 internal after 7.5 hours

Plain lil' sammies before I went back to chores

No harm, no foul, though, as it was delicious. Made up some plain vinegar sauce as well as some Modified No. 5. Had some SC mustard sauce in the fridg. Didn't bother with coleslaw, etc. Busy home projects weekend. No complaints from the crew, however.
Tried some of Dr. BBQ's #68 rub out of his "Slow Fire" book. Really liked it. Especially after following the directions and pulverizing in my spice grinder.

On grill

Before temps crept up higher than I wanted

200-205 internal after 7.5 hours

Plain lil' sammies before I went back to chores
