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Thanks to John P for the following information:

Here is a pic of the butt I did this weekend. It came out great.

6.3lb bone-in butt
3 oz. hickory and 3 oz. apple
Basted with mustard sauce and then cookshack rib and chicken rub
Cooked at 220 for 16 hrs then at 240 for 3.5 hrs on the BOTTOM rack
Started at 10pm finished at 5:30pm next day at 201 degrees


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Thanks John,

If anyone else has photos and you don't have a place to host them, email me and I'll put them out there for you.



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Smokin Okie
It's done when it's done
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Homer,they say a picture is worth 1000 words and just because it is in old posts we assume everyone does it.My wife spotted those plastic containers in Smokin' Okie's picture and now I have my own five high roll around with my wood neatly stored.BTW do you use your cs inside the kitchen,and if so do you use your commercial hood to vent it?

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Good Q 2 Ya,Tom.
quote:
Originally posted by Danny:
they mention covering the wood box in the cooker's manual.



I musta missed that part

Hey...I'm busy cookin'

Yes Tom, I've got the cs sitting next to a vent hood but the top of the cs is higher than the bottom of the hood. I'm planning to run a pvc tube from the cs outlet thru the side of the hood.

btw...my customers here in Vermont who've never had a "real" pulled pork sandwich are going crazy...one guy ate 2 of 'em and ordered a 3rd to take home.

Topchef
Tom, Your right about a picture being worth a thousand words. I was wondering why the pork butt took 19.5 hours. It wasn't until I looked at my own picture that I relized I had it cooking on the bottom rack (doh!). That's what I get for putting it in at 10pm when it was dark out.

John
quote:
Originally posted by SmokinOkie:
So, how do they like their Pulled Pork prepared in Vermont?



We serve on on a house baked Kaiser Roll with Cole Slaw, Sweet Potato Fries and a lil Q sauce on the side...along with a hot pickled cherry pepper. I figure that folks who know what to do with the cole slaw will go ahead and do it

btw SmokinOkie, I used your vinegar mop recipe for the last batch of butts and it was great. I reheat the meat to order in a small pan with equal amounts of pork broth, cider mop and my Q sauce. Kinda wish I had a sammich to munch on now

Topchef



[This message has been edited by topchef (edited April 27, 2001).]

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