Yep, 27 degrees at my house today. So I decided to do a pork butt on the WSM. Dry brined it yesterday. Got up at o'dark early to fire up the WSM. Put a mexican style rub on that the family likes. About a 7 lb butt, bone already out, from Costco. WSM is running just shy of 250 according to the Fireboard. It's been so cold that the pork butt was 32 degrees internal temp out in my garage fridge. Which means my beer is icy cold!!!!
With the ambient temp like that, I need the vents about 3/4 open on the bottom to get to 250 on the WSM. That means lots of air moving, hot fire, clean smoke. Should be a good cook!


You can see on the graph where I had the meat probe touching the metal of the cook chamber. Couldn't figure out why it was getting hot since it was outside the WSM. Figured it out, there we go. The temp dip on the grill probe is when I put the meat on.
With the ambient temp like that, I need the vents about 3/4 open on the bottom to get to 250 on the WSM. That means lots of air moving, hot fire, clean smoke. Should be a good cook!
You can see on the graph where I had the meat probe touching the metal of the cook chamber. Couldn't figure out why it was getting hot since it was outside the WSM. Figured it out, there we go. The temp dip on the grill probe is when I put the meat on.
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