Well done, sir! That is the kind of bbq that would make some folks start talking about mother slapping, or what have you….! I like the increased bark surface technique, also. Great to see the grilla performing so well!
That's some purdy looking chickensome of the meats I cooked on the grill today used mesquite charcoal lump charcoal and used some wood pellets in some foil for smoke. I made lemon pepper whole chicken cut in half for easy cooking and a single piece of pork belly I found in the freezer.
I also made some st. Louis cut ribs I cut from a two pack of spare ribs I am cooking the rib tips from them now. I also made some grilled pineapple and a few beef chuck thin steaks. my mom made a fruit salad and some potatoes and onions.
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You gotta wrap it or bump the temp to 285 or 300. What happen is the power of the cook is going into the evaporation of water which will make it damn hard to push past 165 without the thingee drying out. The stall is a pain in the ass, that why you see guys wrap at 160View attachment 1480872View attachment 1480873
7lb boneless shoulder at around 265*. Kingsford and some post oak chunks. 6 hours in and this sucker has been stuck at 160* for like my entire adult life Gonna have to wrap it. Looks like it's gonna be a late night Time for a brownie Apple/tangerine/pineapple juice with some rub in the wrap. Still gotta make dirt cake tonight and tomorrow it'll be ribs, chickens and a bucket of sausage and peppers in red sauce and some corn on the cob. Supposed to be 30-40 people over here tomorrow including the kids old enough to need their own plates
Yeah. Don't really like to raise the temp though especially since I kinda run hot to begin with. I've never figured out why some sometimes it totally stalls and other times it stalls for an hour or 2 and then gets moving again. This particular piece isn't very "floppy" so there just might not be a ton of fat inside Just glad I didn't wait until tomorrow to start messing with it. I'll let it finish tonight then just sit all wrapped up tight in the oven at 180 until tomorrowYou gotta wrap it or bump the temp to 285 or 300. What happen is the power of the cook is going into the evaporation of water which will make it damn hard to push past 165 without the thingee drying out. The stall is a pain in the ass, that why you see guys wrap at 160