Reply to "Full load of butts question"

randye 2Member

As with any type of cooking. The amount of BTU's required to bring a x amount of meat up to temp will increase as the lb's increase.

Just as a 8lb turkey will be done quicker than a 12lb turkey.

With 120 lbs of butts, and those being big ones, the amount of heat required to cook just take more time, or more heat.

But the ability to crank the temp up in the FEC is great.

Got logged out, and I didn't keep up my e-mail address, so I couldn't get back in. so I started a new account. Would like to get back the old one if possible.

Thanks

RandyE

8/21/109:20 AM

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