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I took a pre-cooked 8.5# ham butt, scored the fat, and smoked it at 250* until a IT of 130*, then glazed it with a bourbon cane syrup I made, and took it to a final IT of 140*. It took about 5 hours total, and for a challenge I used the Bullseye with a drip pan. Since the ham was pre-cooked/cured, the process was only about infusing some smoke and warming it to eating temp. We were well pleased with the result.
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Well... cooked some bone in pork chops for the family on the Stampede. Smoked low and slow with apple wood pellets. Pulled at 130 internal temp and moved over to a cast iron skillet on my weber genesis side burner. Basted with olive oil, butter, rosemary, and garlic cloves. Pulled at 145 internal and let rest 10 minutes. Served with roasted potatoes and steamed broccoli.
 

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I took a pre-cooked 8.5# ham butt, scored the fat, and smoked it at 250* until a IT of 130*, then glazed it with a bourbon cane syrup I made, and took it to a final IT of 140*. It took about 5 hours total, and for a challenge I used the Bullseye with a drip pan. Since the ham was pre-cooked/cured, the process was only about infusing some smoke and warming it to eating temp. We were well pleased with the result.
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Pretty cool how it separated out like that.. those ends must have caused a fight over who got them :)
 
7 Pound prime rib for dinner yesterday. Sorry, no after pics. Things got exciting when I threw it on the Bullseye to sear it. Who knew you could have 4 feet of flames shooting out of a pellet grill? I was all good in the end. Perfect medium rare. And arm hair and eyebrows grow back...

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It was an expensive weekend. My wife went to visit her dad in the nursing home in Sulphur, LA because they supposedly had lifted the visitor ban to only find out they were only allowing in person visits on Tuesday and Thursdays and she went on Friday. While she was there she picked up a dozen or so packages of Rabideaux's cajun sausage, several jars of Casa Manana salsa, a couple of packages of gumbo crabs, Cajun Power spaghetti sauce and a couple of bottles of seasonings.
 
Barnyard buzzards...

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Why is it that when you smoke a brisket, pork butt or pork belly it takes a nasty, fatty, unappetizing chunk of meat and turns it into something completely amazing but chicken is just chicken no matter what? I mean, this ain't bad, but it's still just chicken.
 
Barnyard buzzards...

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Why is it that when you smoke a brisket, pork butt or pork belly it takes a nasty, fatty, unappetizing chunk of meat and turns it into something completely amazing but chicken is just chicken no matter what? I mean, this ain't bad, but it's still just chicken.
Looks like a chicken ICU :)
 
Just my third smoke and first pork butt. Added a side of smoked baked beans concoction topped with bacon. Pulled pork was amazingly tender and flavorful. Gonna add more jalapeños to the beans next time.
 

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