deerslayer8153
Knows what a fatty is.
This is an amazing place! Sooooo much information!
Using your info I built a UDS. I followed lots of your advice and have been doing a weekly cook to get used to controlling temps in my UDS rather than dive in and to a butt like I wanted to.
First two cooks were st louis ribs, they were so-so. Have done chicken a few times, both halved and 8 piece. I was amazed how good the chicken was, especially the thighs since I usually am a white meat guy!
You guys were right, I needed to learn my UDS, I had lots of drastic temp fluctuations. I now have a better understanding of what to do.
Did a small brisket last week, it was a bit dry but tasted wonderful, I had a little trouble with temps being a bit high though.
Today did my first UDS pork butt. Just as you all told me, the practice has helped me learn how to better control the temp. It rocked along at 244-255 for 11 hours with minimal tending. Got to 205 internal,let it rest in foil in a warmed ice chest for an hour and WOW!!!
Flavor was wonderful, maybe a bit dry but really it was good, wife was impressed!
I know this is a learning process, and I am learning. Next time I'll shoot for maybe 225 degrees as a cook temp.
Again, thank you all!!!
Using your info I built a UDS. I followed lots of your advice and have been doing a weekly cook to get used to controlling temps in my UDS rather than dive in and to a butt like I wanted to.
First two cooks were st louis ribs, they were so-so. Have done chicken a few times, both halved and 8 piece. I was amazed how good the chicken was, especially the thighs since I usually am a white meat guy!
You guys were right, I needed to learn my UDS, I had lots of drastic temp fluctuations. I now have a better understanding of what to do.
Did a small brisket last week, it was a bit dry but tasted wonderful, I had a little trouble with temps being a bit high though.
Today did my first UDS pork butt. Just as you all told me, the practice has helped me learn how to better control the temp. It rocked along at 244-255 for 11 hours with minimal tending. Got to 205 internal,let it rest in foil in a warmed ice chest for an hour and WOW!!!
Flavor was wonderful, maybe a bit dry but really it was good, wife was impressed!
I know this is a learning process, and I am learning. Next time I'll shoot for maybe 225 degrees as a cook temp.
Again, thank you all!!!