My First Q, Pork Butt on Weber OTS
 

Hi all,
Kevin here. I was a member way back but could not remember username or password. Anyway, last week, I did my first butt and it came out fantastic. I am now addicted! (I did another one yesterday) for the one I did yesterday, I used the "fuse" method as shown below. (not my pic) I was amazed at how constant the temp stayed through the cook. It was at 250 degrees, give or take a few here and there, for 6-1/2 hours, enough for the smaller 4 pound butt I used yesterday.

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These are shots from the first one that I did:

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As JB would say:
YUM BOY!

Re: My First Q, Pork Butt on Weber OTS
 

Looks awesome !

Re: My First Q, Pork Butt on Weber OTS
 

Looks great, welcome back.

Re: My First Q, Pork Butt on Weber OTS
 

Good lookin' PP.

I also did my first butt on an OTS. It takes a little more attention than a WSM. But, as you found out, wasn't too hard at all.

Re: My First Q, Pork Butt on Weber OTS
 

Finest looking butt I seen in a while..woops take that back since I just left the Cabaret wink wink..let us qualify that with best pig butt I have seen in a while. And to answer Nick and Puff in advance..No..there was no pigs in the strip joint place. Cept for me maybe:) Now how you manage to turn it so black. Let me guess...Cheery Wood perhaps?

Re: My First Q, Pork Butt on Weber OTS
 

From someone else who forgot to leave a trail of breadcrumbs and just recently blundered his own way back, welcome back yourself.

Nice effort on the pork. Got an extra bun?

BDL

Re: My First Q, Pork Butt on Weber OTS
 

Yes, and some Hickory as well.

Thanks all for the "re-welcome". :)