Multiple Meat question

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jon thomas

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May 15, 2013
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South East Missouri
As many know I just got my first smoker and used it for the first time last weekend.

well with this being memorial weekend coming up. Decided we will go for round 2

so I went grocery shopping and intended to pick up a rack of spare ribs....

umm yea that went well,

ended up with

a half brisket

a boston butt

kielbalsa

brauts

a few steaks

and 2 racks of ribs

lol is this normal behavior once the bug bites?

so that brings me to the question at hand

placement of the meats in the smoker  ie. top rack or bottom rack

and what to add to the smoker in what order and at what time

I mean like brisket for 2 hours then add in the butt  then 30 min add in the ribs

or whatever order it would be to get them done close to the same time

yup I will ask for preperation ideas in the appropriate areas a little later today

thanks for any advice

jon
 
That my friend, you can only answer yourself.

OK After a little digging I saw a post stating that you have an ECB.

Ribs I do at 225° - 250° butts I do at 250° - 275° so when I'm doing my Ribs with butts, I use the temp for the ribs, once the ribs are pulled I bump up the temp.

I also throw on my sausage type meats with he lower heat and pull at 165° IT

Steaks I would grill but you can put them on the smoker when your'e brisket is about 175°IT (Guess only) then reverse sear steaks on the grill.

Personally I wouldn't want brats or sausage dripping on my Ribs Buts or Brisket, I would be fine with the Ribs Butts and Brisket dripping on the sausage.

I do not have a ECB But do have a GOSM Big block

But to be brutally honest...and you're not going to want to hear this... I would either do everything but the brisket or the Brisket alone.
 
You could start the brisket in the smoker at night, then after you foil it (usually sometime in the morning) put it in the oven set at 230°. Then toss on your ribs and othe stuff onto the smoker.
 
nothing wrong with being brutally honest :)

still debating what i will do

but i do have the trusty old gas grill and can always do the steaks and sausages on that

might help sort the times

thank you for the ideas
 
Just hang in there , we'll be here to catch you.

Start by practicing "Patience", ( you'll see why later ) and find a good Coffee (or your favorite drink) and hang on ,it's gonna be a bumpy ride.
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here's some idea of Ribs for ya...http://www.smokingmeatforums.com/t/126676/spare-ribs-with-3-2-1-method-and-baste

and the others , well I'm in for the show
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Good luck , my friend - or - should I say  Brother(in smoke) . Have fun and. . .
 
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