Isn't it a butt with part of the front leg attached and still the same thickness, should cook the amount of time and render more collagen if wrapped and you get that liquid gelation for your pork jus
DWCowles LOL!! It can do low and slow but needs tinkering with. I did bacon at 200 degrees. I sent the PBC folks the process.
I think the PBC would suit you best.
Crunchy the PBC is not meant for low and slow. So your 290 was typical comfort zone for the PBC.
If you want low and slow you'll have to tinker with it
What I have noticed is that the bottom vent is close to useless for dialing in temperature.
I'm now a fan. I'd definitely do it again. I was interested to see the variety of meat types/textures once it was done. Lots of white meat, as you say. Some nice fatty parts, which were delicious, if not super healthy. Yummy crust. Also a small area near the big bone that I tossed...it just looked grey and tough. Maybe I scorched it when I started so hot...
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