
Rubbed and Ready
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ConorD
- Rubbed and Ready

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- Joined: 19 Apr 2012, 18:50
- First Name: Conor Doyle
- Location: Wokingham, Berks
Re: Rubbed and Ready
mmmmmmmmmmmmmm although I still the dust looks weird (tasty though)
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tommo666
- Twisted Firestarter

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- First Name: Tom Steed
- Location: Chelmsford, Essex
Re: Rubbed and Ready
Yep, the taste is too strong for me there's too much going on, which is why i add the dizzy pig. Changes everything..
Re: Rubbed and Ready
how did it go
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ConorD
- Rubbed and Ready

- Posts: 590
- Joined: 19 Apr 2012, 18:50
- First Name: Conor Doyle
- Location: Wokingham, Berks
Re: Rubbed and Ready
Brisket looks awesome dude - great smoke ring and you can see how juicy it looks
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Guinness_tester
- Still Raw Inside

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- First Name: Alan
- Location: Colchester, Essex
Re: Rubbed and Ready
Hi did you cook this on the Green Mountain? I'm very interested in seeing one in action, do you recommend it as a smoker? Is it truly a "set and forget" smoker? Thanks
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tommo666
- Twisted Firestarter

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- First Name: Tom Steed
- Location: Chelmsford, Essex
Re: Rubbed and Ready
I put the port and brisket on at 11pm at 180f and let it run all night. I turned it up in the morning to 220 and the brisket was at 165 by 8am and wrapped. The pork to a bit longer but the ribs and the fatties went on a 7am. All was done by 1230.ConorD wrote:Brisket looks awesome dude - great smoke ring and you can see how juicy it looks




