Smoked Pork Butt on a Weber BBQ Kettle Charcoal Snake – Saturday Cook – Whisky and BBQ


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How To Cook A Pork Butt Using A Grill With A Charcoal Snake Method and a charcoal chimney, without starter fluid. The Snake Method of Charcoal Stacking will save you hours of concern.

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25 replies
  1. Zhan D
    Zhan D says:

    Since watching this video I've cooked 3 bone in pork shoulders. On the first 2 I followed your lead and didn't fully wrap the pork shoulder. They both turned out dry and disappointing. Even with adding liquid/sauce flavoring like you did. The 3rd one I wrapped tight and added the rest of my spritz bottle. A combo of worchestershire sauce, soy sauce and some water. Guys… It turned out AMAZING! Like holy shit is that good amazing! I just thought I'd let you know the wrapping "ish" method you recommend isn't a winner. But hey, thanks for the charcoal snake tutorial. I'm off to drink at least 9 beers or until my wife looks good. Cheers boys!

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  2. Moon shiner
    Moon shiner says:

    Great tip about not wrapping to tight with foil. The explanation really makes sense. I love the way you two have a great sense of dry humor, I could watch shows like this forever 🙂

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  3. sjc1085
    sjc1085 says:

    Keep up producing the great vids! I just started smoking on my 22" charcoal kettle last summer (2018) and have had nothing but success. My outdoor toys include a 5 burner gas grill, an 18 inch charcoal smoker and a 22 inch charcoal kettle grill. So far the kettle was used to smoke, Pork Ribs (Butt Rub seasoning!), multiple NY Strip Steaks (only 45 minutes smoking then finish on the gas grill), multiple pork or beef roasts and a 18 lb Brisket. The charcoal smoker was used for Chicken breasts, Beef Jerky and a 4 pound pork roast. Took a while to learn how to make the smoker work for more than 1 hour (used a brick to "make a snake" in the fire bowl) now it will go for 4 to 6 hours at 225 degrees F.

    I really like your "double snake" video! Gave me something to think about for faster cook sessions on the kettle when necessary. THANKS!

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  4. Donn Harrison
    Donn Harrison says:

    SWEET video! Love the idea I can use my kettle for a smoker. Also, the bone makes a great shredder for the pork. Just use the rounded part to chop the pork up. The pork will soak up a lot of the juices too. Thanks for the video.

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  5. avega2792
    avega2792 says:

    When I use wood chunks I get thin smoke, but when I light a smoke tube with pellets the smoke is heavy until the pellets burn out. Is there a difference between the smoke produced via chunks and coals and smoke from pellets in a tube?

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