And you don’t have to cook them at 225-250.
I like to do butts at 300* because it doesn’t take as long and I’ve seen no difference in the quality of the finished product. It usually takes until it is 203-205 internal before it probes like butter at the higher temps. For me.
When I smoked the butts at 225-250, I used a rough estimate of 1 1/2 hours per pound. At the higher temps, I use a rough estimate of 1 hour per pound.
You mileage may vary.
Good looking pork shoulder, OP!
I like to do butts at 300* because it doesn’t take as long and I’ve seen no difference in the quality of the finished product. It usually takes until it is 203-205 internal before it probes like butter at the higher temps. For me.
When I smoked the butts at 225-250, I used a rough estimate of 1 1/2 hours per pound. At the higher temps, I use a rough estimate of 1 hour per pound.
You mileage may vary.
Good looking pork shoulder, OP!
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