I don’t want to venture a guess about cooking time for a chuckle on the PBC. It’s been a while since I cooked a chuckie on the BGE and I probably did so at 250 degrees and I think that took about 5 hours if I recall and I probably wrapped or panned too. The higher temp and airflow on the PBC will probably mean a shorter time but that’s a guess. I’m sure some brethren have cooked a chuckie and can advise.
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BGE, PBC, Weber 22 kettle, Vortex, DigiQ DX2, Inkbird IBT-6XS
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