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And you do the burnt ends after it's all done?

Do you separate your point and flat prior to smoking?

I usually do 225 but I went 250-280 for this one. Next time I'll go with what I'm accustomed to doing and that's 225 and below. Thanks for that

So the burnt ends were amazing, but my flat was a little dry. I wrapped it in butcher paper at about 165 then tried to get it up to 200. I did get lazy at the end and didn't let it rest in a cooler. I put it in the stove still wrapped and my wife accidentally turned the oven on 330 so that might have something to do with it lol.

I did the same thing. I'm waiting on the results.

Thank you. I looked at John's video. Thank you.

Thank you for that

When do you guys separate the point from the flat to do your burnt ends? Going to give doing burnt ends a try this weekend. I was thinking of separating them before I put them on the smoker during the trimming process. What say you my fellow smoking peeps

Weber kettle has been pretty good for me for the quick cooks. I have the slow n sear in it as well and it's worked out wonderfully. I use my big joe quite often to though

Well guess I'll wait and see. I'll try Atlanta grill company

Who will have them?

Ben, where did you get your ikamand from? I can't find it online.

I love the kamado joe lump charcoal. It's a bit pricey but one bag lasts me over several cooks so it pays for itself really

I've been trying to find it myself with no luck.

Thank you