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hrchdog

Knows what a fatty is.
Joined
Apr 21, 2005
Location
Herrin, IL.
Well I put two porkbutts weighing 21lb on at 6:30 this morning, dome stabilized at 275 and internal temp of one butt is already 125. Shooting for a 4:30-5:00 pulled pork dinner, will try to get pics when finished. I've been keeping a log on the hour of temps and grill settings as far as openings on the daisey wheel and damper on bottom.
 
Well it ended up taking 13 hours, found out I need to calibrate thermometer. First pic is of my smoking area that will be turned into an outdoor kitchen this spring, then pics of the Q.
 

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A good lesson for everyone: first step is to calibrate the therm. I just brought home a new one for my large and I will definitely check it before first use!

Great looking set up!
 
Nice first cook! That long cook should cover your break-in period on your gasket as well.

Welcome to the XL Egg owners group!
 
Great looking pork. You will enjoy your BGE. I have been cooking on a large for several years from low and slow to hot and fast and have never been disappointed with the results. Enjoy!
 
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