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BBQ/Grill/Smoker/etc. Cooks

Saturdays pork shoulder. 215 or so for 8 hours, 3.5 lbs in a Weber charcoal grill with frequent amounts of cherry chips. Could not get past the stall at 175 deg, so instead of pulled pork it became sliced pork.

Consensus was - bloody delicious. Only one slice made it to the day after.
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If you are cooking thru the stall it might take 4 to 6 hours before it starts to climb again. I usually cook to 1 hour past stall and then place in an aluminum pan and wrap it with alum foil. Butcher paper works to but I dont think the meat is as juicy. Works the same for brisket too.

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I've not seen a smoker like that before. Is it like a pellet smoker, but it uses briquettes? I bet those ribs will be looking good soon!
Pellets are for rabbits 😉

Yup this uses charcoal and wood chunks. It's a Masterbuilt gravity series 1050. Take a look. So far loving it
 
Okay @CVargo I saw your Masterbuilt model at Bass Pro yesterday and yeah...I think now I want one.!
It's truly amazing! 150 to 700 degrees you choose it does it all!

Taste and flavor of charcoal and wood with the convenience of modern technology! I love it! And tomorrow you'll see pictures of a pork butt!

Let me know when you buy yours!
 
It's truly amazing! 150 to 700 degrees you choose it does it all!

Taste and flavor of charcoal and wood with the convenience of modern technology! I love it! And tomorrow you'll see pictures of a pork butt!

Let me know when you buy yours!
Probably won't happen for a while. But I can still dream!
 
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