Looks delicious!!
Meat coma
Meat coma
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Just put the dry rub (Killer Hogs) on a small pork shoulder and will let it sit in the fridge overnight. Then whenever I get up tomorrow I’ll fire up the Copperhead PB and put it on the smoke setting and will just leave it there for hours. These small ones don’t take long but I won’t be in a hurry.
That’s gonna be delicious!
sparkyv
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Just put on a 12.5# brisket @ 200°F; set and forget. Mustard binder, Fiesta steak seasoning from the HEBs and 16# mesh black pepper, fat cap up, old school Texas style. Too dark for pictures, so I'll update with pics in the AM.
[edit] I was able to take a picture.
[edit] I was able to take a picture.
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sparkyv
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11.5 hours, all done but the rest. Surprisingly, it blew through the stall, so no wrap. Bark looks pretty good, and it probed "like butter" as all the interwebs smoking gurus say. 
Easy-peasy, EXCEPT at 3AM the T/C alarm went off because the pellets rat holed. Had it re-fired within 15 minutes; disaster averted. Resting now, until noon.
Easy-peasy, EXCEPT at 3AM the T/C alarm went off because the pellets rat holed. Had it re-fired within 15 minutes; disaster averted. Resting now, until noon.
Just put on the pork shoulder after resting all night with rub.
mrchicks
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What do you think of the PB Copperhead? I've been coveting it ever since I saw Melissa Cookston do a pork butt video with one.
Elfcane
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Yummy!!!
sparkyv
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The brisket had great texture and tenderness, but not enough smokiness for my liking. 
Elfcane
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Smoke tube???
Love my Copperhead. I think I’ve had it about 4-5 years now.
Got done too late so this is tomorrow’s dinner.
sparkyv
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Yup. It's still not enough. I was using PB Classic pellets.
sparkyv
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No sauce? Well that is The Way! Looks delicious, nice bark.
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