So it begins....
My clumsy (self) knocked a green one off. Hopefully I can still count it. ;)
Edit: Side note, they are extra tasty. I ate the whole thing raw on some chicken and veggies. I love yellow supers.
Results from yesterday. The cook went from 4:30am - 6:30pm. The smoker temp ranged between 225 - 250F. The stall took forever it seemed. I ended up wrapping it. I didn't get any glamour photos because everyone was hungry.
Wow that looks tasty! Now I am hungry! :drool:
Bath for 24 hours then rub a few minutes ago. It will go on around 3-4 ish. I'm going to inject right before it goes on with my usual. I'm using my previous recipe because family is visiting tomorrow.
I'm a bad friend for not posting progress sooner.
Here is the D3 corner of my garden (A1-D3). I was hoping to have more - but I've just had a rough start to the year. Just when you think you have pepper growing down, Uncle Murphy stops by.
Finished product. I can tell that I rushed it by pushing the temps. The brazing liquid reduced into a great sauce!
Almost no heat. Very mild flavor, pork forward, rub middle, and smoke finish.
The butt went on at 5am. After the four hour mark, I decided to try a brazing liquid like Mike's: http://thehotpepper.com/topic/63957-mikeusmcs-whiskey-barrel-smoker/page-13
Cooked a prime rib tonight on the offset. Two bone took about 5 hours to reach 130 by the bones which was a nice medium rare.
I cooked it bone side down, toward the fire. I trimmed most of the fat off before cooking.
Brine:
1 cup molasses
1/8 cup of kosher salt (heaped)
Apple juice to cover
Binder:
Solids from 1 bottle Italian dressing
Yellow mustard
Injection:
Liquid from 1 bottle Italian dressing
Equal parts orange juice and apple juice
3T rub
Rub:
1.5 cups turbinado sugar
1/8 cup smoked sea salt...