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When doing a long cook say a pork butt, brisket or ribs. How long do you leave it on the smoke setting and what P setting are you using.
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I never hardly use the smoke setting. It’s just not quite enough. I run a pork shoulder on 225 for 2hrs per lb on P5 setting if that helps. I haven’t cooked a brisket in a long time. Ribs I’ll do on same setting for 3 hrs or so
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I never hardly use the smoke setting. It’s just not quite enough. I run a pork shoulder on 225 for 2hrs per lb on P5 setting if that helps. I haven’t cooked a brisket in a long time. Ribs I’ll do on same setting for 3 hrs or so That you Whild Bill!??😄
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You said "I RUN a pork shoulder...." Check out ol Whild Bills recipes in the food forum😂
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I think I’ve only gone to the food forum 2 times. Ever. And I just posted there
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So what smoker are you using Snuffy? 257? I got a pit boss 1000 xl
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I never hardly use the smoke setting. It’s just not quite enough. I run a pork shoulder on 225 for 2hrs per lb on P5 setting if that helps. I haven’t cooked a brisket in a long time. Ribs I’ll do on same setting for 3 hrs or so Same here, set it on 225 and cook to internal temp of 205. Pit Boss 820.
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Pit Boss Austin XL. What I’ve been doing is running it in the smoke setting at P2 or P3 for 3 to 6 hours depending on it’s brisket or ribs. I then wrap the meat and finish it at 275. Just wondering what everyone else did. I can’t use the P setting unless I’m in smoke setting.
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They’ll pretty much cook the same
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Pit boss mustard and butt rub on a butt. Cook at 250 til internal is 140 or you get the color you want. Wrap tightly in thick foil Or layers of foil with your favorite fruit just on it. Apple,peach , pineapple juice cook til internal hit 200-205. Not sure what P setting in have it on 1-1.5 hour a lb
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Butts : cook at 250 degrees 1 hour per pound with fat cap up, take off double wrap in heavy foil , put them in a cooler for 2-4 hours . Have no Idee what my P setting is. It's that easy.
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I keep my p setting on 4. Like its been said 225 til you get what you want. I got the pot boss classic
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![[Linked Image]](https://i.postimg.cc/QHKy9PSb/405-FE487-9-DD5-47-FF-9950-AC1-F03-BB175-F.jpg) Got this put together yesterday. Gonna throw a butt on Friday and see how she does.
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