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Yeah, don’t think there is an issue with that. The temp in the smoker never went below 200 and for the most part has been in the 235-240 range.
I was more worried about the pork tasting like ash.
In the midst of an overnight smoke of two pork shoulders. Got an unexpected major rainstorm last night. I woke up to the sound of pounding rain... and saw the temp in my smoker nosedive quickly. I ran outside and in somewhat of a panic, slid the smoker underneath my patio umbrella. Thought all...
I'm holding out for a roach clip... like you got in the 80s at the local carnival after hitting three balloons with darts. I'll remove the feather and pray the Quiet Riot logo doesn't melt.
So after I took them off the smoker, I wrapped them in foil with some butter and additional rub and put them in the oven for about 20 minutes at 200 degrees. Just took them out and had a rib... and it's pretty damn good I'm happy to say. Haven't sauced them up yet or anything, but it was nice...
But I did do something a little different this time... and hung it down through the top because I lost the clip thing to attach it to the grate. I bet that resulted in a mis-read of the true temp. :(
Hope the ribs turn out ok. I also had to chucks in there too... which I've since...
I thought he was injured. Had an animal rescue person on his way... but after about 45 minutes, he got up, stumbled around and eventually flew away.
Maybe he was taking a nap???