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Bigr314

Babbling Farker
Joined
Nov 20, 2013
Location
Uniontown,Pa
Just started my fire in the Boss Hogg. It is brutal for an April morning. 19 degrees. Will have pics all day, live cook. 2-briskets, a pork butt,beef short ribs, baby backs, and some fresh sausage. Test cook for a large upcoming party. Using all cherry splits. Planing to cook @ 250-275.

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Cooker is now loaded up and cooking at 6:30 am. Sausage will go on the cooker later.

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2 hours in,going to wrap the ribs. Looking good except have temp.control issues.The right side of cooker is about 75 degrees hotter than the left side. never had those issues before.
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4 hours in, the baby backs are done.

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Brisket,beef ribs and butt are looking good. time to put on the sausage.
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After 7 hours the short ribs are done.

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Sausage is now cooked.

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Pork Butt is cooked and pulled. 8 hour cook time.

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Brisket is done. 9 hour cook time. Will have sliced pics in a few hours.

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Brisket is sliced. It came out awesome. Nice smoke ring and not dry. The Boss Hogg(Shirley RF Cooker does a great job.) The first pic looks dry, but far from it.

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Thanks so much to the Brethren for all the help over the years.
 
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