Breaking In The New BBQ Pit! | Chuds BBQ


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  1. Adam R
    Adam R says:

    My favorite part of your video’s (maybe it’s the teacher in me) is when you show your mistakes. Makes all of us feel human. Even really good cooks like yourself. Cheers 🍻 to your sweet new build.

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  2. The Rum Jumbies
    The Rum Jumbies says:

    Did one of these on my kettle grill this weekend. Came out great. I used SPG and a spritz of equal parts Louisiana hot sauce, apple cider vinegar, and honey. Built a really awesome bark, fat rendered perfectly, and hit it with more of that spritz mixture once it was pulled. The family was very happy. I appreciate the ideas and tips I pick up from your videos. My game is much improved thanks to you and a few of your Youtube cohorts.

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  3. Chuckk
    Chuckk says:

    appreciate the inspo! I'm a new smoker using pellets to smoke my first butt for the family today. but I've gotten a lot of good info from your videos and it hasn't led me astray so far 🤙

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  4. Patrick Monaghan
    Patrick Monaghan says:

    Hey Bradley
    I have a question for you.
    It was 10:00 pm. Last night by the time I finished up a pork butt. Tired, needing a shower I wondered what do I do now? Do I stay up till midnight letting it rest, pull it apart and into the fridge? Or do I just wrap it and Into the fridge?
    What's the best way to ensure juicy goodness the next day?

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  5. Mark Longoria
    Mark Longoria says:

    Mark Longoria from wharton tx. Follow you regularly. Just a thought .. I had an idea, glow in the dark gauges. Three settings. Smoke , bbq, and grill. Normal gauges. Better then shining light. I just have neighbors that say to me the norm shit. About shining light. Yada… yada.Yada.. The markings of location on dial florescent or that glow in the dark stuff. Just the markings. You get it. My idea from me to you. Peace

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  6. Jay Carter
    Jay Carter says:

    Have you considered cutting the end off the reverse flow and sliding some Hardee Backer Board in there? It will handle the temps no problem. You could line it with a thin sheet of metal before inserting it if youre worried about off gasing. It would really take the baffle out of the equation.

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  7. Funpants94
    Funpants94 says:

    good stuff! Have you thought about doing a pork butt pastrami? There appears to only be one video on youtube for it, and none of the big channels have done it yet 🙂

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  8. T Mac
    T Mac says:

    Not a criticism, genuine question. If you pitch the pit a bit to get grease on the deflector to drain to left, wouldn’t a grease drain better serve you on left end of the pit (where it’s dripping through the weld)? Awesome looking pit and cook!

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  9. Amocoru
    Amocoru says:

    Get a Fireboard thermometer. Comes with a magnet by default. I switched away from thermapen for it and never looked back. Reads in almost exactly the same time and I can plug another probe into it and monitor it all from my phone. Amazing battery life too. It's awesome.

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  10. Richard Cranium
    Richard Cranium says:

    I made these just last week, but I covered it in rendered bacon grease whilst doing my overnight rest. I also made the sandwiches like a Cuban style Carolina. Pressed it in my sandwich press, used pepper jack and provolone with homemade pickles, a slice of farmer's ham, and yellow mustard on some – skipped the mustard and went with a little tangy bbq and slaw on the rest. All made on texas toast that was toasted up using mayo instead of butter.

    You HAVE to try it. They were absolutely amazing with that little crispy crunch of the texas toast instead of soft buns or cuban loaf bread.

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  11. RA
    RA says:

    My dude, looks wonderful. I’m doing a couple this weekend for a family get together. Smoked pulled pork is some of the easiest prep and smoke to get outstanding results. Excellent stuff!

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