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http://cincinnati.com/blogs/dining/2011/05/11/mr-reds-smokehouse/
Apparently they are going to be doing all of the traditional. But they will be charging a pretty penny, just like the $7.00 beers.
That is an excellent idea. Get a good thermometer, even a cheap oven thermometer from the grocery. Nice pullback, a little darker than I prefer. I am thinking that those were cooking close to 300 degrees. Keep it low and slow and try the 3-2-1 method for spares and the 2-2-1 for baby back...
That ham looks like it turned out excellent. I guess my post is a little late. What I really like to baste ham with is spiced rum. I know the traditional maple/brown sugar is great, but my mom would always baste them in spiced rum and brown sugar. Also, save the bone for bean soup.
I would just suggest finding a retailer that fills propane tanks. Blue Rhino is way expensive where I am (Kentucky). Luckily we have a Pilot and another place around here that fill up tanks for about $10.
I saw these ratings by customers and was pretty impressed by the GOSM. 51 out of 77 gave it 5 stars and 22 out of 77 gave it four stars. Definitely impressive.
Cole
http://www.walmart.com/catalog/allReviews.do?product_id=12429510
Most of the time I don't necessarily cut it. I will let it cool for 15-25 (so the juices don't just run out) minutes and then start pulling the meat off by hand it will almost look like pulled pork. You can yield a lot more of the meat that way it seems to me. Good luck, I'm doing chicken and...