*****Official BBQ Thread - Suns out, Buns out!*****

So all done:

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I probably sliced it wrong but it was still delicious. Final temp was 190F when removed from the smoker before being wrapped in foil and a towel for ~30 mins.

Pork not long came off the grill but no pictures. It peaked at 172F - one day I'll make it to 203F. For now it's getting sliced for sandwiches :D
 
More bad times! The pork I cooked alongside the beef got put in the fridge and I just tried to shove and eat some - tough as old boots! Chucked it in the oven to bring it up to pulling temp for now. Very odd! The smoke ring though.....WOW!
 
You need to buy a packer brisket, not a rolled brisket. https://www.turnerandgeorge.co.uk/packer-cut-brisket.html

I've started using T&G and they are fantastic! The last brisket I used was a 3.1kg point from them and it was superb.

I was the crazy neighbour last night, barbecuing in the dark and rain. I decided to do some greek style jumbo shrimp kebabs. Well worth getting wet for! I really need to invest in some sort of shelter though..
 
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It was the first time I've smoked lamb this weekend. I followed a recipe on the Weber website for pulled lamb and it turned out good, even the missus who supposedly doesn't like lamb was wolfing it down!
 
Looks amazing!! Funnily enough I was doing a pulled lamb shoulder myself this weekend, sadly mine is all vacuum-packed and frozen waiting for a lads weekend away in a couple of weeks but the little taster I had as I was pulling it was delicious!!
 
It took all my will power to box it up for dinners this week instead of burying my face in it, no way could I vac pack it away! Now I need to think of what meat I want to try smoking next..
 
Seeing as I've not smoked anything for a few weeks, I treated myself to a nice big 4.5kg pork shoulder. She sat on the BBQ yesterday for about 12 hours in total and pretty much fell apart when I took it off! :D

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I thought it was probably around that area of temp, for me personally I'd find that a bit too smooshy, I prefer my pulled pork to have a bit more texture still, so I take it to 85C generally, maybe up to 90 if it feel like i's a bit too firm. Yours certainly looks fall apart tender though.
 
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