Reply to "Any Tricks for a Smoker Full of Butts?"

tomMember

Don't know about the wise,but have done it a few times,and still have the old notebook ,Smokin' started me keeping.

Like you said,good notes do a lot to "make an experienced cook."

A couple more runs,and you should have a better feel for the cooker,your placement and temps.

Nice thing about butts,is they will cook to meet your schedule.

Sounds like you could probably have shifted a few around,still cooked around 225º,planned on 16 hrs-worst case in the cooker,and still have a few hrs to rest in a cooler.

One of those 120 qt coolers from Sam's,would probably keep that many wrapped butts for 8-10 hrs,safely.

Sounds like it was a success to me.

Problem now,since you made it look so easy,all the neighbors will want you to do it.

6/22/097:44 AM

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