- Jul 14, 2019
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Hey team,
Been following the forums for a couple of months and finally ran into a situation that necessitates a post.
Currently cooking a 12 LB BUTT on my WSM. Started at midnight, ran the smoker around 275 to cut the cook down a little bit. My issues is, it cut the cook down by an extra 2 hours more than I expected. Serving family and neighbors around 1700 EST, currently 1100 and looking at a 183 internal temp. Guessing I've got an hour left before 190.
Goal is to serve something with a little bit of a bite, not overly tender. I'm a bit confused as to how cook time, rest time, and pull temp effects the tenderness of the end-product. Should I pull at 190 and let my cooler hang onto it until later? Any feedback, suggestions, or advice? Recommend a good finisher?
Apologies for the wall of text, multiple requests, and my blithering. Thanks for your time!
-Fixy
Been following the forums for a couple of months and finally ran into a situation that necessitates a post.
Currently cooking a 12 LB BUTT on my WSM. Started at midnight, ran the smoker around 275 to cut the cook down a little bit. My issues is, it cut the cook down by an extra 2 hours more than I expected. Serving family and neighbors around 1700 EST, currently 1100 and looking at a 183 internal temp. Guessing I've got an hour left before 190.
Goal is to serve something with a little bit of a bite, not overly tender. I'm a bit confused as to how cook time, rest time, and pull temp effects the tenderness of the end-product. Should I pull at 190 and let my cooler hang onto it until later? Any feedback, suggestions, or advice? Recommend a good finisher?
Apologies for the wall of text, multiple requests, and my blithering. Thanks for your time!
-Fixy