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  • fixin to do my 2nd butt. gonna try your injection. wish i had your smpker but mine is a pretty good one. thanks.

  • So Sweet.. So Nice :-)

  • WHAT A WORK OF ART.

  • you keep it simple...you keep it real...i like it ...the smoker is just BEAUTIFUL MAN !!!! so jealous :)

  • @joewinn76 thx, there is a slideshow on it somewhere out there.

  • Wish I lived close enough for you to invite me over for dinner:)

  • haha dude im hungy apple bttuss yummm

  • Now that's a smoke pit! Wish I had one of those in my backyard.

  • looks like great pork. Nice pit.

  • I like yr bbq

  • i like that bbq pit u got. i wanna build my mom one.

  • My mouth is watering like crazy and those oo0's and ahhhh's don't help a bit, Great Job!

  • @emoneyblue - You shoud try a little dark brown sugar, hickory salt, chipotle powder and pineapple consentrate - slow smoked over a milder wood like southern Georgia pecan or wild cherry. Then after pulling, mix a bit of the same mix into the finished bbq to keep it slightly sweet and salty.

  • @emoneyblue OOOOOO weeee can't wait to give it a try!!!! my mouth is watering as we speak!!! thz

  • Love the brick smoker. Kickass seabass!!!

  • Looks delicious! I soak the pork shoulder in apple juice and onions for at least 24 hours before cooking to give it more flavor. Sprinkle on my own dry rub made from nearly every spice and herb I have. Then I use a Cookshack electric smoker oven for 17 hours with apple wood for the smoking. After pulling it apart I mix it with my BBQ Sauce for Amateurs and voila! -- the best pulled pork sandwich in Silicon Valley! Hope you'll take a look. Thanks for a great video!

  • LMAO! What a good ol' boy! That was fun and informative!

  • not bad love the finished color. not over smoked

  • @CHARLYBRWN134 - "not over smoked" ... that's a matter of taste.. :) It depends on the mood I'm in. A lot of the time on a butt (because it is so thick) I'll go dark. After all, there is so much and by the time it is pulled, the dark is mixed in. On a rib or something thin, you sure can over-do the smoke so that you almost can't taste the meat. But, what made them rather brown and not black is no sugar rub on the outside to burn down to black.

  • cook alot of pork butt for pulled pork sandwiches here in tx, yours looks good but a little to much smoke for our taste.

  • @tdan1 - yea we get them dark, but not always, most time. Sometimes and moreso with ribs or deer shoulders always, we smoke them and either wrap them in foil or take them inside and put them in the oven. On occasion, poor planning or timing (late start) it gets dark on us and we simply finish up indoors. Changing woods makes a difference too, green hickory gets much darker than say apple, pear, cherry. Over all, I like the thick meat cuts dark because there is so much inside meat.

  • Hey Ridel, I just sent a video response. My interpretation of some of your tips. This is a winner every time. Thanks

  • @satajet883 -sorry so long in response, I did see this when you posed but it was on the handheld - very fine looking butt of your own there. You have a bit of an accent I noticed (not like me eh?) It takes a bit of tweaking to get the method don pat on whatever equipment you have, maybe one of these days I'll give an electric a try (takes more skill w/fuel) ;)

    We've been busy down here - lots of vehicles and most sickly seems like. I have not even gotten my peppers out yet. Again, sorry so long

  • @rldel149 You are right about the tweaking I finally had that grille down and the family surprised me with a dedicated charcoal smoker. I have to relearn on the new one now. LOL on the accent. Thanks for the reply. You have some great videos.

  • "Not fit for human consumption?" Sir, I do believe if ya sat one of those pork butts on my head my tongue would beat my brains out to get to it ;) Only thing that would make it even gooder is homemade warm biscuits stuffed with cold slices of homegrown tomatoes, which in my opinion goes good with anything (its a southern thang). Btw, I saw your video on building your smoker, you did a really excellent job, I don't know how anyone could find any faults with it. Great smoker and great videos.

  • @AwohaliSagwu - buttermilk biscuits about the size of a cat's head. I like the Bradley tomato and some of the pink verities. But you have to watch out, many in loosing the acid of the red also loose the flavor. I like a little mayo on a ham biscuit; Kraft, Hellmann's or Duke's if you can get it. Not that fake crap - light or whipped or whatever although I have switched to mayo w/Olive Oil. What I have now in the frig is Hellman's made w/ Extra Virgin Olive Oil (blend -not 100% EV Olive Oil).

  • @AwohaliSagwu - continued - for me, I prefer the Hellmann's w/olive oil product over the Kraft for two reasons, while both contain oil blends (according to the labels) and the Kraft may be assumed to use more olive oil, I assume a lower grade or even gradeless (i.e. 3rd pressing or later - not Extra Virgin or Virgin) since they say "olive oil". And, the greener the oil, the stronger the flavor, but presumably more health beneficial - Hellmann's uses an unknown quantity of Extra Virgin olive oil.

  • @AwohaliSagwu - continued to the continued... the Kraft injects sugars (sugar and maltodextrin) in to enhance flavor and cut fat/serving. This adds carbs. This is unnatural in mayo. Simple sugar/carbs bad, fat bat but put them together and they are worse. If you want better - eat real, but less... (and that coming from a fat boy (-: )

  • Man....those babies are pretty as pictures!!! I can just imagine how great the aroma and taste must be....OK...Im gonna give your recipe a try ... If it comes out half as good as yours, I'll consider it a success,, LOL

    Just one question so I don''t mess up...At 225-240 deg F, about how long does a 6-7 pound roast take to be done. Thanks for sharing a great vid!!!

  • @DawgYankee - hmm... with pure fire it varies some but usually I start about 11am ±15 min or so. It generally finishes about 6-ish pm. If they are recently defrosted, they can take a little longer.

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  • howcome you need liquid smoke if you are using an actual smoke pit? sorry just curious 

  • @BetterThanYou11 ...howcome... a pork butt is much thicker than say a brisket. Smoking only soaks in so deep.

  • Where did you get that cut of meat? It looks like a slab of pork!! I would love to get a few of those.

    Great video. I like your spirit. This is what YouTube is all about. I barbeque and I have some videos on my channel on this same subject . I have a Chargriller offset smoker that I modified. Check it out. Thanks for the great video.

  • @whitscot - they are porkbutts (not to be confused with the hams which are more accurately the butt of the pig). I get them locally in packs of two and 10 to the case.

  • Great video. I like this guys spirit. This is what YouTube is all about. I barbeque and I have some videos on my channel on this same subject . I have a Chargriller offset smoker that I modified. Check it out. Thanks for the great video.

  • LOL! Been in my family since 8 oclock this morning.

  • I like your ideas. Very impressive!

  • @Hawa11anreef - appreciated.

  • You Sir are the BBQ master! Excellent video.

  • @satajet883 aww thanks but I am a rank amateur. People around here take bbq serious!

  • Great looking Butts! ive always had to wrap mine for the last couple of hours for the meat ro fall apart. Does the use of the water pan serve the same purpose? What do you think?

    Shawn McDougal

    Rome Ga

  • @msmcdougal - yea, pretty much, I don't normally wrap pork (so they drip off) but I do deer shoulders. If you don't they will be so dry you can't stand them. I do them probably the same way you do butts, smoke them first for flavor then put a mop sauce, salt water, beer, wine in the turkey foil with them and wrap them tight - seam up. injection & using the water / beer pan is a lazy man's way of trying to avoid having to handle the butts. The outside will dry some but not like w/o the pan. imo

  • Randal... If you are ever in Montana look me up. I'd love to sit around a fire and chew the fat with ya!! I am a guitar player, constitution preservationist (if there is a word!!), an avid BBQ/Smoke enthusiast. Not to mention a Quest For the Holy Grail Fan!! I made mention in another video of yours that you have figured out what makes life worth living. It is the little things. You should write a book!!

    Jeff

    Bozeman, Montana

  • @jklsr55 - thanks, life is short. Ever shorten by killer rabbits but does anyone ever listen to me, no!

    - Thanks

  • Looks great!!! NIce vid!!

  • How do you smoke ribs? I know about the prep but could you possibly tell me about some family secrets that I may try.

  • @smithriverdude "...some family secrets..." -- I don't have any, but tips, low and slow over Tennessee shagbark hickory w/a little salt. I have a few rib videos out there. Check them out, there is one on making the smoke pot for a LP grill, one in the simple ribs video and in a memorial day precook or maybe in the dry rub and hollow sauce - I can't remember exactly.

  • That's mean......eating that pork poor pig. Was it good?

  • did you say bull penis????

  • Very interesting setup you have.

  • never saw anyone use a smoke pot in bbq interesting

  • @skeetmoses "never saw anyone use a smoke pot in bbq interesting" - I did a video once of me harvesting a hickory, the incline was lost in reference. The smokepot is cheating a tad but one of these days I'm going to roll the 4x4 hauling a tree out. I'm just saving hickory.

  • Great video! Did you make your smoker yourself? Nice to see how you do it.

  • best 9:58 i have spent on youtube so far, awesome video and amazing pork butt by far....im hungry.

  • The best BBQ usually comes from your very own smoker. Im all about the apple wood smoked ribs, mopped with apple juice and apple vinegar, and about 20 minutes before I take them off, I give them a powdering of brown sugar, let that become glazed, almost crunchy, then finish it with a layer of sauce.

    My only regret is living in Texas, there is very little pork BBQ being done, mostly beef. Love them pork butts, your's looks amazing.

  • Sounds goooood! I have to hold back on the sugary recipes a tad but I do use fruit juices some.

    I have a very limited supply of apple, not a mesquite fan (which is fine - an import up here) but I have a virtually unlimited supply of shagbark hickory. That will turn them coal black if you like them dark or a nice tan - all in the cook. Thanks for the visit.

  • @LoneStarPatriot i agree pork bbq is the best, no comparison...

  • hello very good video how long did it take you to cook them ? and how many pounds was they ?

  • about 17-19 lbs and 11:30 / 12:00 start and cook to about 6-ish to finish.

  • ok, that not only looks good to eat, but looks fun to cook.

  • I'll send you a PM with my address. The next time you turn out that terrible pork, unfit for human consumption, I'll gladly take them off your hands!

    I have been loving your videos. And I am envious of that pit.

  • Thanks, after such kind words I'd hate to impose on you with that old stuff, might give you a tummy ache then I'd have that on my conscious. :)

    Out there somewhere is a slide show in the making of the pit and a video of the repair/dress up I did in 2008.

  • Yes, I have been going through your vids. They are great. I have enjoyed them and I appreciate you putting them together and sharing. We live thousands of miles apart, yet are of the same fabric. I to love the art of smoking, sausage and hunting. Our love of country and appreciation of those who made the sacrifices so you and I can enjoy them.

    I showed the wife your pit, she just looked at me and asked "where are you building that at?"

    Ah, I love that woman.

  • As do I mine. You show up with some expanded metal, rebar and CMU blocks, rusty old tin and say, well I know you don't want anything permanent in the yard, thought I'd just put a temporary one up. She might like the idea of a mortared-in-place pit as an alternative. ;-)

  • Wow, now thats what i call food porn you tease......lol. 5 stars

  • how did you build your smoker? you should do a brisket or roast. great show!! thanks!!!

  • one brick at a time... :)

    (actually there is a slideshow and an update on my channel)

    I do them form time to time. I have a couple of deer shoulders need doing.

  • damn!!! that looks soo good!!!

  • :) we try...

  • what do you do with all your ash?

  • Cast it to the four winds...

  • hi all the way from the uk

    can i come over for dinner

    mark

  • It is always a pleasure to hear from the old country. And yes.. but it is a heck of a swim!

    Let me ask, do you think it would be a bit too much for my audience to make some boudin noir or English style blood sausage. I'd love to make some traditional haggis as well. I have threatened my wife with making tongue. Oh there was a little place in Italy where I had tongue that was very nice.

    Perhaps to be true to American roots if I could catch the makings I might try liver and lights.

  • 4:52 , wow fantastic job on those butts 5 stars

  • Thank you.... thank you....

    You can also save some of the apple/Cajun salt and add back into the pulled pork that results after the cook.. It keeps it moist and adds back more of the mild apple flavor.

  • that is so sexy

  • those were some dang fine lookin butts

  • Thanks... I figured, people been injecting hams w/cure for years right? Lately they started doing cajun injecting cooking spice... well butts wasn't too far behind (no pun intended)

  • wat would your serve as a sidedish to this?

  • 'tater salad or slaw.... generally.

  • We make a corn salad!

  • Man, you eating like a freaking KING!!

  • ...or at least the royal food taster right! ;)

  • Thanks and thanks...  yea, cuts down on drippage in the time between injection and the start of the cook.

  • amazing setup you have...and a great idea with leaving the meat in the bag

  • Thanks... never rule out the electrics like the Masterbilt (think I spelled their name correctly). They have a pretty good electric one for about 200 US. I dunno if they make a 220v/60 or a 220/50 model. They (or similar) take a lot less room and can move when you do!

  • Great video, I really enjoyed that. Your smoker is really great, I wish I had the property to build one like yours.

    from:

    Frosty up in Canada.

  • great looking recipe, hope to try it this week

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