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My folks were in town from Cleveland this past weekend and they wanted some BBQ for dinner last night. So, I offered to cook all four competition meats as a "sampler". When I finished I realized, "Hey! You just cooked an entire competition in eight hours!" Since I found that interesting, I thought y'all might as well. Here's how it went down:
Brisket (10 lbs trimmed) - On at 9:30 AM, off at 3:30 PM
Pork (7.8 lbs) - On at 9:30 AM, off at 5:00 PM
Spares (3 slabs - 3.0 lbs each) - On at 2:00 PM, off at 5:30 PM
Chicken (12 thighs) - On at 3:00 PM, off at 5:30 PM
I used my two UDSs and the average temperature for the brisket and butt was about 310*. The ribs and chicken cooked at a constant 275*.
The interesting part was that it was a very low stress cook, and the results were very much competition-quality, with the exception of the chicken trimming. I trimmed the thighs with about half my normal attention-to-detail.
Just thought I'd share.
John
Brisket (10 lbs trimmed) - On at 9:30 AM, off at 3:30 PM
Pork (7.8 lbs) - On at 9:30 AM, off at 5:00 PM
Spares (3 slabs - 3.0 lbs each) - On at 2:00 PM, off at 5:30 PM
Chicken (12 thighs) - On at 3:00 PM, off at 5:30 PM
I used my two UDSs and the average temperature for the brisket and butt was about 310*. The ribs and chicken cooked at a constant 275*.
The interesting part was that it was a very low stress cook, and the results were very much competition-quality, with the exception of the chicken trimming. I trimmed the thighs with about half my normal attention-to-detail.
Just thought I'd share.
John