It's only warm, but if you bring your hand down in the the flame it'll burn you. If using a Weber Smokey Mountain, light using the Minion Method with a. Kind of like holding your hand 6 inches above a lit lighter. Compared to ribs, pulled pork didnt take me long to get it to a place I was. So the way I see it, i want a fire localized around the wood that is really hot, but small enough that a few feet above its only around 250 degrees farenheit in order for low and slow.
Instead you want it to burn between 650 to 750 degrees farenheit in order to get the thin blue smoke which gives great flavor.
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For example lots of what I read and watch online makes clear that you dont want the wood to smolder as that creates thick white smoke which has a bad flavor. I watched it along with many others over the last while and although they help, I end up a little confused. Briqs rib mountain, Italu muzikos legendos, Sig mpx-c suppressor sleeve. a little high a little low just changes how long things cook, it'll still work. Orthodox celts mountain dew, Csx track worker interview questions. > Are you using a water pan with it? A water pan will give you an easier smoke as it helps regulate temps.you don't have to really tend to it and you're going to get a 225F smoke. Consider doing a Minion method which is mound of coal and put on top a qty of lit coals on top. > if you're going for a low and slow, you don't need to light too much charcoal at the beginning because you're adding a lot of heat and now you have to choke it down a bit by venting. You'll be futzing around constantly if you open the lid because you're getting false readings.remember 30 min to know what temp you got. Opening the lid does two things 1) you let the heat that's in there escape which causes a instant drop in the temp 2) you those coals a big whiff of air which makes em hotter which means you think it's too hot so maybe you cut venting down. It takes a good 20-30 mins for temps to stabilize to what it is based on your venting.
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