🔥 What's Smoking/Cooking on your Pit Boss?

I tried smoking my first pork butt last night.
It was a little over 8lbs. Smoked at 225 for about 6 hours then wrapped it in foil for a few hours more. Used Pit Boss pork rub and Tennessee Apple Butter with competition pellets (used mustard as a binder). Spritzed with apple juice about every hour after the first three hours. Not bad for my first. Now that I kind of know what I’m doing, I’m going to pick up another one while they’re on sale.
Looks Edible 😅😅
 
Tried my hand at some jalapeños and cheese hotlinks
Very pleased with the results so when I get time I’ll do a bigger batch 🇺🇸🇺🇸
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Didn't wrap this one.....took it to 205 with the smoker at 280.
Outside temperature netted 275 in the Brunswick.

100% Pecan pellets from Smokin' Pecan.....wonderful pellets.

Brought it in. Wrapped it in foil and towels and into the cooler.

2 more hours and it's happy time...
 
Today i have a 5lb corned beef point on the 1600. I also have 4 smaller points in our roaster cooking with the potatoes, cabbage, onions, and carrots. For the one bathing in smoke I used my daughter's home made smoked onion powder, granulated garlic, black pepper, and the coriander packet as a rub. When I wrap im going to add some butter, brown sugar, and a dash of cinnamon.
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Didn't wrap this one.....took it to 205 with the smoker at 280.
Outside temperature netted 275 in the Brunswick.

100% Pecan pellets from Smokin' Pecan.....wonderful pellets.

Brought it in. Wrapped it in foil and towels and into the cooler.

2 more hours and it's happy time...
That looks fantastic 🍺 🍻
 
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