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Hey All,
My name is Gary and I used to be registered as BBTJOHN. I have spent the last year + in Korea and have not been able to smoke or post to this forum. I am back in the US and smoking 2 7lbs butts for some pulled pork as I type this post. I hope I didn't forget how to smoke with my CS, because the pressure is on. I am smoking for another "Hail and Frewell". (do a search for bbtjohn to see my previous posts). I am now at Little Rock AFB (used to post from Hurlburt Field (near Ft. Walton Beach FL). Hopefully, by searching these forums I will be able to produce another outstanding feast for the masses. One question.... tomorrow AM I am adding some chicken legs/thighs to the smoker....How long should I do them for...... BTW....Butts will smoke for about 15 hours or until they are done. Basic S/P gralic/onion powder, and Turbinado sugar dry rub....gonna have Arkansa BBQ sauce on the side. Chicken parts will have a store bought St Loius dry rub.
Thanks Gary
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Welcome home and thanks for doing our country's work.

Hate to lose you out of Fl.

I cook to between 175�-180�internal and stick a knife tip into a big one to check.

I like to cook yardbirds hotter,but since you are doing butts -the pieces finish in about 2 hours+/- at 225�.

Size/weight and whether you separate at the joint will make a difference.
Hey Gary!
Glad to see another "Turtle" make it out of Korea! (do they still use that term?)
Also glad to hear you are getting to smoke again. I'll take a side of spares over an O.B.beer and Kimchee anyday!!!
I remember when I got back from 2nd I.D./Camp Hovey..the first thing I wanted was a Budweiser and some BBQ.
Good to have you home and do yourself a big favor.....go see Papa Shaka at his BBQ place in the River Market Dist. in Little Rock:
400 President Clinton Ave.
go inside and to the SW corner


cookin-in-arkansas
Guys and Gals,

Thanks for the well wishes, it is great to be back in the USA. OK, the butts turned out great!! Almost like I haven't smoked any meat for over a year). The yardbird (legs and thighs) turned out OK, I think next time I will use my own rub instead of a store-bought one.

Kevin M., they still use the turtle term (at least us old timers do). I was with 2ID stationed at Cp Stanley, so I know where you were at.

My next cook will be a brisket....Still not satisfied with my last one (I've been thinking about it for over a year).

Gary Big Grin

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