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You could but I wouldn't, The outer layers will get pretty over cooked waiting for the inside to get done. Just keep cryovac'd and put in cold water or running cold water to faster un thaw.
 
I agree put in a sink of cold water in the cryovac let sit in there for 30 minutes and repeat replacing the water till it is thawed .
 
When I had a case of frozen butts.I just threw them on frozen and they turned out fine.
As mentioned it took slightly longer. It would have been to much work to try and thaw each butt.
Smoked them @ 300.
 
There's a difference be good and extraordinary. You'll never get extraordinary imo with frozen because the outside is still over cooking before the inside is ready.
 
While I know this is a smoker question rather than grilling but here's an America's Test Kitchen video on cooking frozen steak:
[ame]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uLWsEg1LmaEr3HHdwSxCJXDAYyGA[/ame]

I'm pretty sure for beef of any kind I wouldn't hesitate however I'm not sure about chicken/pork.
 
I worked as a cook at a rib fest one summer and most of the meats did go on mostly frozen. When youre cooking that much meat at a ribfest its the only way to do it due to lack of fridge space for storage. All approved by the health inspectors. The only tricky bit was getting the rubs to stick to frozen meat. Results were good though.
 
Yes. you absolutely CAN smoke a frozen frozen pork butt.

start low and slow as the exterior becomes soft to the touch, add your rub, keep on a smokin.

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