Too much smoke? What's that? Seriously, it looks great.
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Nice looking butt!
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And that's how it all starts!!!:-D
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Well done........
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Great looking butt. I use my Kettles for smaller cooks all the time, including doing a single pork butt. I tend to cruise hotter at 300-325 on my long cooks. I have noticed though that on the kettle you will get a smokier flavor so I use smaller piece of wood.
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That looks great! I'm with you, as far as liking less smoke flavor. You may want to try a little higher temperature, that'll tone down the smoke.
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Nice cook. Love that bark!
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Nice looking butt.
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I like pig butts and I can't lie!!
That looks tasty!! GREAT JOB!!! |
I cook butts on kettle all the time. Using the snake method I maintain a temp between 280 and 300 without touching a thing for 7 hours. I only use 2-3 wood chunks because as everyone stated kettles seem to get a lot more smoke flavor.
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Great job and pics.
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Nice butt. Always another butt to smoke if you don't like the previous.
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You can never go wrong with pulled pork, nice job.
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Looks really yummy! Have you tried Shack Attack sauce? That's my favorite sauce for pork butt.
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