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Low & Slow smoking on a kettle

Started by LostArrow, November 22, 2013, 08:28:11 AM

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LostArrow

Set up for a long cook, 130-140 briquittes (7-8 ) lbs with pecan chunks.
I think it'll burn 8-10 hours with this load & I could have added 3-4 more lbs.
Maze set up, & butt on.
Using me I-grill to monitor
Ill keep informed .
Maze with pecan



Charcoal added, fire at one end





Butt on cooker with heat shield & grate in place



Finished butt



Pic of heat shield



Kettle ran 215-255F without adding fuel for 10 hours.

LightningBoldtz

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Troy

interesting set up!

what's the metal pan?

LostArrow


Duke

Nice setup and great looking pork butt.

1buckie

 

Nice setup, nice cookup !!!!

I've tried different zig-zag setups sort of like that before, but not with any kind of diffuser......good move !!!!!
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HankB

Looks like the butt came out very well. Did you pull it then?

Did you have the vents all wide open or stopped down? I would think with that much charcoal that you would have stopped them down a bit.
kettles, smokers...

LostArrow

Quote from: HankB on November 26, 2013, 07:08:17 PM
Looks like the butt came out very well. Did you pull it then?

Did you have the vents all wide open or stopped down? I would think with that much charcoal that you would have stopped them down a bit.
Bottom vent wide open so it won't clog with ash.
Top vent about 2/3 open.