I Smoked 6 Pork Butts On My Kamado Using Texas BBQ Joint Secrets!

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  • If A Texas BBQ Joint Used Kamado Joe's As Part Of Their Service, THIS Is What They'd Do Differently Than Us Backyard BBQ Enthusiasts!
    Texas BBQ joints like Goldees and BAR-A-BBQ have revealed some of their secrets in recent interviews and I haven't seen anyone try adapting them to a Kamado, so today I am preparing and smoking 6 pork butts on my Kamado Joe the way I imagine a top Texas BBQ joint would if they were using Kamados as part of their food service.
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    00:00 - What if Texas BBQ Joints Used Kamados?
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  • @6AnAsianGuy9
    @6AnAsianGuy9 4 дні тому

    The red plad shirt joke! Lol, good video as usual!

  • @bat502
    @bat502 6 днів тому

    Looks amazing, I’ll definitely be trying this.

  • @wesleydrew9242
    @wesleydrew9242 6 днів тому +6

    Okay, that was impressive. I've had a smoke tube for a couple of years and I haven't used it yet. You just convinced me.

    • @SmokingDadBBQ
      @SmokingDadBBQ  6 днів тому

      i am glad i didn't get rid of it.. this will be happening again

    • @toddpower4674
      @toddpower4674 2 дні тому

      Get a smokai.

  • @tomm9493
    @tomm9493 4 дні тому +2

    Dad, to add charcoal in the Kamato, do you have to take everything out to do so? ie; food, slow roller, deflector plates, etc?? If yes, what a hot annoying thing to have to do!

  • @200clay
    @200clay 6 днів тому

    Great video - I always appreciate the detail you put into showing each step. Super easy to follow and makes it really repeatable. Keep it up!

  • @williamwilson2624
    @williamwilson2624 5 днів тому

    That was a pretty neat cook. I never thought about using a pellet tube to cold smoke in a kamado. Great video, as always!

  • @JGill0124
    @JGill0124 6 днів тому

    Great video. Would have to try this on a brisket.

  • @rickyl4656
    @rickyl4656 6 днів тому

    Great video! Always learning from you! I used a double indirect setup yesterday on my Weber Jumbo Joe portable to make pizza. Had a spacer between the stones to keep from burning the crust. Top cooked great with pepperoni reaching up. Delicious!

  • @herb7877
    @herb7877 6 днів тому

    Yes; I have found adding multiple pork butts to my WSM adds more time . I didn't really understand it until about the 3rd time though (slow learner!). I was use to doing just one butt at home and that work back time. Then when I do 2 larger ones for our camping group it was taking several hours longer. I was having to wrap them in aluminum tray, and kick up the heat for the last 2 hours and a very short rest to have them done in time for dinner. I've had the same issues / results with a pellet tube as well.

  • @coreysmith2196
    @coreysmith2196 5 днів тому

    I love it,calling out the money truck 💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾

    • @SmokingDadBBQ
      @SmokingDadBBQ  5 днів тому +1

      my reviews never have and never will be for sale... i for one have never had success getting the smoke box to make a comparable brisket to an offset. its not a bad grill... but its not offset quality let alone able to beat a $20 amazon tube added to a cheap pellet grill in my head to head so i don't understand different claims about it as for me thats just not the case

    • @coreysmith2196
      @coreysmith2196 5 днів тому

      @@SmokingDadBBQ well you got a subscription out of me for calling it out and being a man of principle. I can trust your reviews. I wish they would send you a Ninja 8-1 pizza oven smoker to compare against your expensive Kamado Joes,to see if the AI tech in those is just as good for $300.

  • @blackmarble3786
    @blackmarble3786 6 днів тому +2

    I've got a hack for you if you want it I've always found it hard to put the defector plates on the fire basket you now when you been have to balance them on those little bars if you put on heavy duty wire rope clips they fit great and it gives you just enough space to put the defector plate on 😊

    • @SmokingDadBBQ
      @SmokingDadBBQ  6 днів тому +1

      thats a good idea, have a link so others can check out your idea?

    • @jeffreyschmidt3997
      @jeffreyschmidt3997 4 дні тому +1

      ​@@blackmarble3786how about that link smoking Dad asked about?

  • @Todd.T
    @Todd.T 4 дні тому

    The advantage to the pellet tube in the gas grill is that a byproduct of burning gas is water. The water causes the smoke to stick to the meat. My first Traeger, I was a little disappointed in the flavour difference from the gas BBQ burining wet chips, so I added a small tray of water in the hottest part of the Traeger to compensate. Spritzing with water works good as well.

  • @mannyr8795
    @mannyr8795 4 дні тому

    Awesome always James. God I miss this. My classic 3 is in a storage as I moved into a beach front condo. Might just buy a house with a yard just to smoke again 😂

  • @toddwynia7491
    @toddwynia7491 День тому

    Great video as usual. And congrats on getting 6 roasts done at the same time. I've got a pellet tube that I've used for smoking cheese in my Kamado Joe Classic 3. Is there any food spoilage risk of letting pork shoulders sit at room / air temperature for the 1-2 hour cold smoke session? I live in the Phoenix area so I don't think I'd want to even attempt the cold smoke session until winter. I love the idea of getting more smoke on the pork though.

  • @danthompson9596
    @danthompson9596 6 днів тому +2

    James, I think you do an extremely good job here at explaining how to get the most out of a smoker. There's a lot here to absorb, even though you've talked about a lot of these ideas in your past videos. Very cool!

  • @kmbbmj5857
    @kmbbmj5857 6 днів тому

    James, great video comparison. Can you do something similar on how to do classic Carolina open pit style BBQ on a backyard cooker? It's a really different flavor compared to Texas smoker style cooking. Would love to be able to replicate the flavor and texture of classic chopped BBQ. It has a firmer texture than pulled which I find to be too mushy for my tastes.

  • @CoolJay77
    @CoolJay77 6 днів тому

    Great work, great video. Perhaps sometime you could run a comparison between smoke tube using pellets, vs smoke cage using wood chips, vs wood chunks. Unrelated to this, if one is on a time crunch to make hot and fast pulled pork, smoke pork lard on a sheet pan, then mix the desired amount of lard into the pulled pork. I always have smoked lard and tallow handy for all sorts of applications, best of all over indoor cooked steaks.

  • @ExTrumpet
    @ExTrumpet 5 днів тому

    Just got the Big Joe on sale at Academy...quite possibly the most stable pit I've ever cooked on! Coming from an Akorn, so the learning curve may be less than those coming from a gas grill or something else, but so far it is just dang near set it/forget it!

    • @SmokingDadBBQ
      @SmokingDadBBQ  5 днів тому

      it really is not necessary for a controller... its dang stable

  • @edwardprokopchuk3264
    @edwardprokopchuk3264 6 днів тому +3

    I really like the bbq content that an average joe can relate to with equipment people have in their backyard.

  • @kellystastny4653
    @kellystastny4653 6 днів тому

    Loved the longer video, keep them coming!! I’ve never thought about cold smoking the meat. Do you have to put ice in the grill to keep the meat out of the danger zone while it just sits in the smoke for 2 hours?

    • @SmokingDadBBQ
      @SmokingDadBBQ  5 днів тому

      no based on the food safety training we've done as long as the temps is always going up its not a concern as we transitioned to hot smoking right after cold smoking

  • @praetorxyn
    @praetorxyn 6 днів тому +1

    Komodo Kamado have a dedicated port and machine for cold smoking, not to mention the sealed fire basket for more airflow. One of these days maybe.

    • @SmokingDadBBQ
      @SmokingDadBBQ  6 днів тому +1

      Dare I ask how much $?

    • @praetorxyn
      @praetorxyn 6 днів тому

      @@SmokingDadBBQ A lot of it depends on accessories, but the 32” Big Bad is $6425 for some tiles and $6645 for others. Dennis recently did some videos on their design. They’re worth the cost IMO, it’s just a high cost.

  • @larryscott9583
    @larryscott9583 6 днів тому

    Awesome video as always! How do you tie them? Do you think this helped? Would you have tied if you weren't cramped for space with the 6 butts?

    • @SmokingDadBBQ
      @SmokingDadBBQ  6 днів тому

      sadly i have no choice with costco for bone out roasts so they flop and have thin parts that won't cook evenly if i didn't truss them up so in this case i would recommend trussing them together to make them roast shape everytime

  • @donalddoan3092
    @donalddoan3092 5 днів тому

    James, you've got the guys on a Facebook Weber Summit Kamado group really butthurt.
    Keep up the good work.

    • @SmokingDadBBQ
      @SmokingDadBBQ  5 днів тому

      I see that in some comments but I’ve not seen a single fact yet that I think is wrong / changes the outcome so while it might disappoint some owners I think it’s a fair review

  • @blackshirt5530
    @blackshirt5530 6 днів тому +1

    Wow- A to Z tutorial on bbq cooking- and from a Canadian no less! Well done again!!!

  • @SAfighter
    @SAfighter 5 днів тому

    Hey, really need your help. I’m in Ireland building out my outdoor bbq kitchen pergola area but I don’t know what is the best grill to get. I have 4 burner gas grill at the moment but want more flavour but convenience. I love cooking for the family but often have bbq parties where could have 10 to 20 maybe 30 people. And cooking for large numbers is hard because in Ireland they want food all at the same time. So steaks, chicken wings, burgers (which I hate on gas because of the fat flaming and grease mess), sausages… was thinking Traeger ironwood XL or a Kamado Joe big Joe. Love the Konnected Joe but worry about the size. Key thing for me is to get better flavours and good sears on steaks but don’t want to be running around like a headless chicken because the grills too hot and things are burning too quick or having to shuffle meats around because heat spots means half the wings blacken while others are raw. What would you advise? I love the convenience of the Traeger and less clean up but the kamado Joe looks to do a better job at searing and cooking “normal” bbq meats we do here in Ireland. And any advice on doing quick last minute grills on either?

  • @thecoolyodad
    @thecoolyodad 6 днів тому +1

    I was unclear where and when you added the pellet tube.

    • @SmokingDadBBQ
      @SmokingDadBBQ  6 днів тому +2

      Add the pellet tube for 2hrs in the early am the day of cook, remove the pork and add charcoal start a fire and add the pork back

  • @jamesj5469
    @jamesj5469 6 днів тому +2

    Dude is doing the lords BBQ work lol

  • @timmartin1801
    @timmartin1801 3 дні тому

    Is the upper rack from Smokeware or is it another brand? Does it matter? I’ve never seen that but it cures the ale of not enough surface space.

  • @tayloranderson1268
    @tayloranderson1268 6 днів тому

    I'm definitely going to be trying the cold smoke to get more out of my Akorn! Noticed you didn’t do a water pan between deflector plates like in past videos. Is that something you've abandoned, or just ran out of space?

    • @SmokingDadBBQ
      @SmokingDadBBQ  5 днів тому

      the big joe 1 doesn't have the space to sneak a pan and a drip pan so i went for just the deeper drip pan since there was 6 roasts which is a lot of fat to catch.... plus the humidity from 6 roasts i thought would negate the need for a drip pan

  • @Keith80027
    @Keith80027 6 днів тому

    Have you tried shredding the pork before the long hold? Those butts look great and wish I able to go to your church for that dinner. I tried the smoke tube in my GE trying to create smoked cheese. I didn't like the flavor of the cheese, maybe I smoked too long and will try again this fall. You must have a large Ref too, there is no way I could get 6 butts in my refrigerator. I love all the details you provide in your videos, as they are helping me remember how to smoke after 2.5 years being away from my smoker.

    • @SmokingDadBBQ
      @SmokingDadBBQ  5 днів тому +1

      cheese needs to mellow wrapped in saran wrap in the fridge for a week or more before you eat it otherwise the smoke is bitter and unpleasant... vac seal works too. try that next time and i think you will be amazed how much better it is

    • @Keith80027
      @Keith80027 5 днів тому

      @@SmokingDadBBQ I will do the vac seal the next time. Thanks.

  • @danielrichards2580
    @danielrichards2580 6 днів тому

    So would you have had more room on the big Joe 3 ? Everything you know now , if you needed to be able to cook 6 to 12 pork buts at a time 6 times a year or more would you buy 2 Kamado big joe 3 ‘s , 2 of the new Primo XXL’s or 2 XL Big Green Eggs. I just don’t know if I could do double indirect on the Primo XXL or the big green egg XL’s .

    • @SmokingDadBBQ
      @SmokingDadBBQ  6 днів тому +1

      I haven't used the Primo 2XL so I am not sure... but the 6 racks of ribs i did on the normal XL i ran into some space issues with the depth front to back. The primo oval shape definitely is longer for things like ribs or brisket, but its also so much less deep front to back i had to stack the ribs on top of one another. Al from EMV has the 2XL and i don't remember how many he tried to fit but i don't think it was as many as he was hoping / if i recall definitely not more than what we just fit here on the Big Joe
      the Egg XL and BJ i have used plenty and i have no concerns with either and have done my double indirect setup on each (both have racks that are more suitable for that.. in my Primo XL double indirect i had a home depot grill accessory as a spacer)

  • @StoneColdATH
    @StoneColdATH 6 днів тому +1

    Hey James, I’m having trouble getting and keeping my temps low in the 200-250 range. What am I doing wrong? Do I have too many coals lit? Do I need to put my Joe in the shade? Thanks for the feedback and/or link to another video of yours

    • @larryscott9583
      @larryscott9583 6 днів тому +1

      All about the vents. Sounds like one or both of your vents are open too much. One-two fingers width of an opening for the bottom vent and only cracked at the top vent will hold temp. Close vents around first temperature reading of 300-350 and you should sit at 225-250 no problem.

  • @TheRssr1979
    @TheRssr1979 5 днів тому

    Great video!
    I don’t remember seeing you use a Weber propane grill in the past. Which video was that?

    • @SmokingDadBBQ
      @SmokingDadBBQ  5 днів тому +1

      i bought one for the charity in town and did this and few other videos on it while they were building their kitchen, i set them to come out later though so you haven't missed it as i changed around the schedule

    • @TheRssr1979
      @TheRssr1979 4 дні тому

      @@SmokingDadBBQ
      Ok 👍. Nice

  • @andrewworthington2022
    @andrewworthington2022 6 днів тому

    Different topic but building an outdoor kitchen - what is the optimum height for the base of my KJ Classic 3 off the floor?

    • @SmokingDadBBQ
      @SmokingDadBBQ  6 днів тому +1

      www.smokingdadbbq.com/blog-posts/how-to-build-a-custom-kamado-grill-station
      15.5" is the height for my big joe, the big joe 1 which is 4" lower is on a 4" riser box

  • @larryscott9583
    @larryscott9583 6 днів тому

    What temp do you do the foil boat? Also, what did you do with the butter?

    • @SmokingDadBBQ
      @SmokingDadBBQ  6 днів тому

      Boat was at 160f. The butter i placed a few pieces in foil along with some of the same rub i applied and a little apple juice to wrap the roasts tight to go into the oven... as it was midnight i wasn't able to record much of this part of the cook so thanks for asking for clarity. same idea as wrapping ribs

  • @BenWood-c9e
    @BenWood-c9e 6 днів тому

    Do you ship your double indirect method book to the uk? Could really do with the help for my Joe junior am happy to pay for the extra shipping!

  • @alessandroferrari2166
    @alessandroferrari2166 4 дні тому

    I noticed that at 16:22 James puts the meat on the grill when there is still a lot of white smoke coming out. Shouldn't have he waited for the white smoke to go away first?

    • @SmokingDadBBQ
      @SmokingDadBBQ  4 дні тому

      The deflectors are cold and the vents are all the way open. This is the single piece of wood I placed in the fire before installing the deflectors which will give us some some to start. No concerns with this while the vents are wide open

    • @alessandroferrari2166
      @alessandroferrari2166 4 дні тому

      @@SmokingDadBBQ thank YOU James, I'm super new at this, as you can tell 😅

  • @BenWood-c9e
    @BenWood-c9e 6 днів тому

    Do you ship your double indirect method book to the uk?

  • @blakjac852
    @blakjac852 6 днів тому

    You really need a Komodo Kamado! I thought about a KJ but the size was too small. Email Dennis. He will hook you up. Hopefully 😂

    • @SmokingDadBBQ
      @SmokingDadBBQ  6 днів тому

      i emailed a year or two ago about doing a review and he gave me a customers name about 6hrs from where i live and said i could try and reach out to them to see if they would let me drive to their house and review it.... as much as i would love to try it thats making life too difficult for my schedule

  • @teddillon7739
    @teddillon7739 4 дні тому

    Which model and year were you smoking on?

    • @SmokingDadBBQ
      @SmokingDadBBQ  4 дні тому +1

      That’s the original Kamado Joe big Joe series 1. I bought it maybe 2018-2019 not sure. They still sell them like previous generation smart phones. It’s 999 usd and the food tastes the same

  • @BehindTheFoodTV
    @BehindTheFoodTV 6 днів тому

    Very cool cook James! I absolutely love how you and I learn from each other and the rest of the community to constantly up our game. You're really killing it with videos like this one! #thatsalotofbutt #ilikesixbuttsandicannotlie

    • @SmokingDadBBQ
      @SmokingDadBBQ  5 днів тому

      hey who's this behind the food channel with the EMV logo

  • @TonyHarlan
    @TonyHarlan 5 днів тому

    Everything I've ever seen has said to never spray the fat cap as it reduces the temperature and slows rendering. Have you done a video on whether that's accurate or not?

  • @bandagraph
    @bandagraph 6 днів тому +1

    Great video! For the hot hold in your oven, are you covering everything with foil or leaving it open on top?
    Also - how are you doing the cold smoke? Meat straight from the fridge to the kamado? You don't need Ice or anything to keep the temp of the meat safe?

    • @SmokingDadBBQ
      @SmokingDadBBQ  6 днів тому +1

      since its going cold smoke to hot smoke immediately the temps of the roasts are rising so no concerns... you get issues if you don't pass 160 something and then the temps come back down for a long time and then you eat it
      The roasts were completely wrapped in foil in the pouches with some butter, rub and apple juice

  • @ekill1395
    @ekill1395 6 днів тому

    Hi James, I really enjoy your videos, and I like seeing all your tests. I’m not being critical of you when I bring this up, and I am not assuming any intention on your part. It seemed like you took a shot at Brad and/or Jeremy for potentially being biased in their review of the Woodwind Pro. Again, I’m not saying you intended to do so, but your comment about the money truck caught me off guard.
    Now, I don’t know them personally. I don’t know how much if any they have been paid by Camp Chef. But, from watching many of their videos, they seem to try their best to remain unbiased to me. In the video in question, Brad was even blindfolded while trying them. Just because they reached a different conclusion than you did doesn’t mean they’re biased or lying about their results.
    If you honestly think their review was biased and paid for by Camp Chef, then absolutely call that out. If you don’t think that, you might want to consider looking at your phrasing a bit more so that people don’t take it the wrong way.
    Anyway, I enjoyed the video! Keep up the good work!

    • @SmokingDadBBQ
      @SmokingDadBBQ  6 днів тому

      My intent is never to step on the backs of other creators and i have no inside information.... but seeing as grill companies have offered me money i know its possible that this could happen on youtube. my only comment is that i have never been able to replicate getting the wood wind briskets to taste anything close to an offset thats it

  • @jameshyde149
    @jameshyde149 6 днів тому

    Anyone know what that gadget in the Joe Jr is?

    • @SmokingDadBBQ
      @SmokingDadBBQ  6 днів тому +1

      this was the video on it. kinda a dojoe for the jr - ua-cam.com/video/VdfcABX51ow/v-deo.html

    • @jameshyde149
      @jameshyde149 6 днів тому

      @@SmokingDadBBQ Thanks!

  • @LightZone9
    @LightZone9 6 днів тому

    Hi James. This was the first video of yours that I just couldn't get past the first 10 minutes. You lost me with the complexity of your reverse timing schedule and multiple cooker techniques. Still a huge fan (and a thumbs up to help with the algorithm) and look forward to your next video.

    • @SmokingDadBBQ
      @SmokingDadBBQ  6 днів тому +3

      admittedly there's a lot going on but as i have had so many people ask in advance of the long weekend how to not mess up getting their pork or brisket to finish for an exact time that guests are arriving i spent more time than normal breaking down some of the process to do that. if you take nothing away, the smoke trick #2 is what i would steal from this... see you in the next one

  • @StoneColdATH
    @StoneColdATH 6 днів тому

    FIRST!

  • @gqsm
    @gqsm 6 днів тому

    Where are the videos about your Lone Star Santa Maria grill?
    Did a search of your channel for "Lone" "Santa" etc and got no good hits.

  • @danielbeaulieu581
    @danielbeaulieu581 3 дні тому

    Chruch???

  • @andythedrew7
    @andythedrew7 6 днів тому

    How does double indirect burn more fuel? And give more flavour? Not grasping this part..if your not using more smoking wood should be same smoke flavour

    • @SmokingDadBBQ
      @SmokingDadBBQ  5 днів тому +1

      extreme example. My goldens cast iron kamado cooked a brisket with 50% of the basket full and had about 30% remaining the next day including some of the wood chunks I added in the coals its SOOOO Efficient. Contrast that to this cook which burned all the charcoal, wood in the can, wood in the charcoal basket and wood i added in the fire at the start. Fuel is flavour... a cleaner burning fire with more wood will taste better than a smouldering efficient fire.
      Double indirect makes the fire work harder to heat the grill and protects the bottom of the food allowing slightly hotter temps (270-300) which otherwise in a grill with the heat below the food can run the risk of burning the bottom even though the smoke tastes better

    • @andythedrew7
      @andythedrew7 5 днів тому

      @@SmokingDadBBQ cant wait to get my kamado joe and try it out !

  • @hanktrantham2641
    @hanktrantham2641 6 днів тому

    Something just hit…..no bone? I ALWAYS cook bone in. I think anything taste better if you cook with the bone in. That’s one reason we keep our Sams club membership. Costco is no bone and I’ve cooked one but won’t bother again .

    • @SmokingDadBBQ
      @SmokingDadBBQ  6 днів тому

      You got that right! Costco here doesn't give me the choice

  • @jlaw3255
    @jlaw3255 3 дні тому

    This dude makes something so simple seem so overly complicated.

    • @SmokingDadBBQ
      @SmokingDadBBQ  3 дні тому

      These are the steps of Texas monthly top 50 joints adapted for a Kamado. If you have no interest in what’s recognized as the best barbecue and or reducing the smoke quality gap to an offset than continue as you were

  • @missinbrain
    @missinbrain 6 днів тому

    Do you think child smoking like this would be good for ribs?

    • @SmokingDadBBQ
      @SmokingDadBBQ  6 днів тому

      I think beef ribs for sure. Not sure about pork

  • @ksanders308
    @ksanders308 6 днів тому

    Wait, how are you gonna insinuate that people who give positive reviews of Camp Chef smokers are just recipients of the “money train” just bc you disagree when the Komodo Joe is pretty much the same price?

    • @SmokingDadBBQ
      @SmokingDadBBQ  6 днів тому +1

      Not my point at all. Simply saying I could never replicate a comparable result to offset flavour and the tube in a normal pellet grill resulted in a blind taste test indistinguishable from the smoke box