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Old 05-17-2013, 08:42 PM   #1
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Default 2 pork butts....32* I.T. Question

Just through (2) 8lb. pork butts. I had a hunch that they were still close to froze in the inside. I put them on and put my probes in and found that they were both 32* it. Is this going to be a problem in the end? Meaning is the outside going to be black as coal and burnt by the time the it is done?
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What temp you cooking at? You might want to start a little low till they start coming up in temp.
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If most of the pork butt is thawed throw you will be fine as long as you start at a low temp. I had a couple pork butts that were mostly thawed but the centers were still slightly frozen. I threw them on the smoker at 225 for and hour, after that I ramped it up to 280 and it turned out fine.
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The drum is running about 235*. I'll lower it a bit
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The drum is running about 235*. I'll lower it a bit
If it is running at 235 you will be fine. The middle will defrost nicely and won't cause any issue. If you do notice that the outside is getting darker than you want before it finishes, wrap it in foil or butchers paper and keep cooking it until it is done.
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