I've had my 700 Bull up and running for a week now. I've done 2 briskets, a slab of spare ribs, some brats and 3 more slabs cooking currently. I LOVE my new smoker!!!! It's an absolute beast! I cant wait to try out all the different recipes from the site. Thanks guys!
Sounds like you know how to live the REC TEC lifestyle! We know you'll grill awesome food on your RT-700 for years to come. Let us know which recipes you try, THIS AIN'T NO GAME! 🤘🔥
OMG. I just pulled this off and it has an unbelievable taste. I deviated by using honey instead of molasses and added Pepper Palace’s Five Pepper Rib Rub to the spice mix. I wish I could post my pics. I really wish you could taste it. I smoked on the RT 700. It took 8 hours at 250 to get to a 165 internal temp. I bumped it to 275 until 205 internal. I absolutely love these videos and my Rec Tec. Thanks guys.
No problem, we're happy we could help! That's the great thing about pork butt, it's so easy. There's lots of wiggle room to add your own spin on binders & seasonings. We'll keep the videos coming! #recteclifestyle 🤘🔥
Saved this video for this weekend! If the grocery store has stocked, I’m grabbing two butts to throw on my RT-700 on Saturday! Quarantine BBQ on the RecTec has helped feed the family and keep my sanity. LOL.
Sounds like the perfect way to feed the family during the holidays! It's always nice to take a break from the traditional turkey & ham sometimes. Smoke on! 💨🤘
I just got a 1250 last Saturday (8Jan22). I’m making this this weekend with some chicken a friend is giving to smoke as well. I have only made steaks (note always go full the 425 method doesn’t hit the outside hot enough) and 3/2/1 ribs. Well, I guess it was 3/1.5/.5 because I got too hungry.
I was told that the meat takes the smoke best for the first 3-4 hours so can I smoke one for 3 hours on 180* then wrap and crank up heat and do the hot and fast method. FYI using the RT 700. Cooking one for Easter!!
Just got my new RT-700. My first pellet grill. Super excited to be joining the Recteq family!! I have my very first 10 pound pork butt on the grill now. Does it take as long to go from 165 to 200 as it did from 0 to 165?
So what's the timeframe to get it up to the 160-170 degree wrapping temp? I need to know how/when to plan start of my cook. And then what's the average total time using this recipe on same size butt?
How did you know the eternal temp, since it was sealed you could not use a probe without ripping the foil. Could you put a probe in and then wrap it with foil.
Probing your pork butt through the foil is perfectly fine! Just make sure the probes are near the top of the butt so juices don't flow out of the holes. 🤘
What is the total cook time for this recipe ?? I want to try this recipe but I need to know how long it needs to cook so I can time it out perfect for my company
Hello and thank you for the video! Will having the temperature probes through the foil and into the meat create any problems like juice loss, steaming, etc? This may be a silly question but I’ve never done one before 😂. Thank you again!!
Thanks Jody, used your recipe last night, pork butt is finishing off now. Used regular mustard as I’ve always heard mustard does not add flavor and that too has been my experience. Loved the molasses although. Love my Bull also. Been considering the 1250 but the 700 is excellent so far and working out. Wish you all would consider providing the drip deflector for us 680, 700 folks. You would sell out quickly I believe so please take it up with Ray? Please.
I’ve done straight molasses before, definitely recommend mixing with some mustard. It came out straight black ha ha ha. Still good, but definitely had a crust.
Chef, if I am smoking two 9lb Butts and I need to feed people by 5pm-5:30pm. What time should I put the butts on my RT-700? Is this going to be an overnight cook? This is my first time on a pellet smoker.
You can estimate about 12 hours! Smoke for 8 and then wrap in two layers of foil to finish. Towards the end of the cook, you can also increase the recteq's temperature to 275 - 300ºF to finish them more quickly! Let us know how they turn out. 🐷🔥
Gosh it made me SO HAPPY when you grabbed dijon mustard and molasses! People way too often grab the ingredients they prefer without thinking about what they're doing with those ingredients. ie, dijon has a way way more complex and deep flavor vs yellow and same can be said for molasses vs honey. Though I prefer yellow mustard on my dogs and honey on my biscuits those flavors are not at all effective when cooking. Can't thank you enough!!
Got my RT-700 a few weeks ago and love it! Doing a pork butt this weekend and have a question. When I have the bull set to 200, it seems to smoke a lot more. Is that a good thing? And can I start the pork butt at a low temp like 200 then bump the temperature up later in the cook when I wrap it, to finish out the cooking?
I'm not a Pitmaster, but I have read a lot. You are fine to cooking it at 200 or even lower if you want more smoke. It will just take a little long to get it to the 200 - 205 final temp. The meat won't take more smoke when it reaches a temp above about 165. So smoke it at the temp you want, then you can kick it up to the 250 once it has the amount of smoke you want to finish it. The wrapping in foil will help it get past the stall as they said and get to the 200-205 quicker. I agree totally about letting it rest when done for about 45 minutes.
2 beginner questions: how long did it cook to get to the 160 tempt prior to the foil. And how did you use the probes when it was wrapped as you said no holes? Thanks, can't wait to try this recipe on my rt 700!
Depends on when you plan to eat from my experience. If dinner time like 6pm I start the night before 180 degrees for ultra smoke overnight for 12 hours. Then 225 til 160ish then wrap and it takes about 4 more hours and then rest for 60-90 minutes. After that you can pull, sauce if you wish, etc.
Why do you say cook at 250? When the website suggest to cook at 225? Also, your internal temp varies from the website? Which is it, why the inconsistency?
Hey guys, Great video! I’m excited to order a Rec Tec 700! I had a question. Is it possible to smoke a brisket and ribs at the same time or maybe ribs and a pork butt at the same time for situations where you may be cooking for a big bbq with friends a family? I know cook times and temps will vary but if it’s possible, how would you recommend I go about taking on something like that? Hope to hear from you soon, thanks!
Jeff Vasquez Hey Jeff, yes you can cook multiple things at one time. 250 is a good all around temp when doing multiple foods. Easiest way is use the second shelf. Put the stuff that’s gonna take a long time on the shelf and the shorter cooks on the main shelf so you don’t have raw food dripping on the stuff that’s been cooking. Hardest thing is figuring times.
What Dik Dark said is correct! The RT-700 also comes standard with 2 platinum-tipped meat probes that plug straight into the controller. These can help you keep an eye on the internal temperatures of 2 different cooks at the same time so you don't risk overcooking or undercooking! Remember, time is always a nice estimate, but you're ultimately aiming for a specific internal temperature. Don't hesitate to give us a call with any other questions or concerns! (706) 922-0890 🤘🔥
Jeff Vasquez Also bigger cuts of meat like butts and briskets can be pulled off and put in a cooler or wrapped in foil and dish towels well before serving time so not everything needs to be pulled off the smoker at the same time. I recently smoked a 7lb pork butt and put it in a cooler until everything else was ready. Two hours later it was still too hot to shred with my hands with nitrile gloves. Just try to time those big cuts so they’re done well before serving time and time the smaller meats like ribs or chicken to be done at serving time.
I am going to try this on my RT340 I just ordered. What would you recommend for a more garlic savory flavor (latin pork roast)? How long approximately does it take for each phase on a 10lb shoulder?
Sorry we missed your comment! If you prefer a more savory rub on your pork butt, try seasoning with Ben's Heffer Dust. It is our standard salt/pepper/garlic rub that tastes great on anything! If you do not have our rubs, try mixing one up yourself with ingredients like salt, pepper, garlic, ancho, paprika, onion, parsley, etc. With the REC TEC set to 250ºF, it typically takes about 1-1.5 hours/pound! This was a 10 lb. pork butt, so 10-15 hours is a good estimate. Remember that it is most important to cook to the correct internal temperature! If you haven't cooked it already, good luck! If you have, how did it turn out? 🤘🔥
I'm doing a pork shoulder on my RT-700 this week - for a Latin type roast, I first make knife slits into my roast and stuff peeled garlic cloves all over the roast. I then dust all over with Adobo (not too much because you don't want it too salty) and Sazon seasoning. It's the BEST! I usually do it this way in my oven, but have wanted to try it smoked and that's the way I'm going to do it. When it's done, shred the meat as usual. I usually discard a lot of the fat cap - I also like to mix some of the liquid from the pork in with the shredded meat.
Great video... I've got a pork butt on my new 340 right now! A few questions: 1) How long can you let it rest in a cooler before pulling it apart? 2) Why does some BBQ get wrapped with foil and some with paper? Is that just a preference thing or is there a method to the madness?
1) We always suggest letting a larger piece of meat (like pork butt) rest for at least one hour! You can also keep it stored in a cooler for even longer & it will be fine to pull. 2) Foil vs. paper is all about your own personal preference! Paper allows for more air flow & helps to preserve more bark. However, foil can get you over that stall & significantly speed up cook time. 🤘🔥
I'm confused. Your cooking guide on the website that I am looking at says to cook at 225 and that the finish temp of the meat is 195. You're saying in this video, 200-205F.
There are many ways to get the meat cooked the way you like. We like to showcase different ways of cooking food. But there is nothing wrong when you are making a backyard butt if you want to finish it higher that the normal 195°F internal. :)
With the REC TEC set to 250ºF, it typically takes about 1-1.5 hours/pound! This was a 10 lb. pork butt, so 10-15 hours is a good estimate. It is most important to cook to the correct internal temperature! 👍
Jody: don’t know how to contact you, but. My rt 700 is going a bit crazy. It’s about 1 year old and has gone through about 5 bags of recteq pellets, and the fire pot is fairly clean as I follow your advice on taking a handful of ashes out and spread on bottom. Today, cooking chicken wings on 0-400 method, it just kept going right past 400 up to 467. I opened lid and let it cool down, but it went right back up. I tried turning down temp to 375, but it is staying at least 50+ above. This cook is now over so I’ll shut it down, but the pid is not functioning properly. Thanks for your help. Larry
With the REC TEC set to 250ºF, it typically takes about 1-1.5 hours/pound! This was a 10 lb. pork butt, so 10-15 hours is a good estimate. Always remember it's most important to cook to the correct internal temperature! 👌
Amazon - A link to the ones I bought. They work great and nitrile gloves are a perfect fit. www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0732PN8KN/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o04_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
A great rule-of-thumb to go by is about 1 - 1.5 hours per pound! For a 5 lb. pork butt, you're looking at anywhere between 5 and 7.5 hours. Remember, you're ultimately cooking to the correct internal temperature & always let it rest once you pull it off the recteq! 🐖
Yes, both models have the same quality components & materials! The RT-700 offers 702 sq. in. of cooking area and the RT-590 offers 592 sq. in. of cooking area. 🤘🔥
Looking to make a 3lb pork shoulder this weekend. Approx how many hours will it take to cook at 250? Just curious so I know how to cook other things and get ready for same time.
About 5-7 hours for a pork butt that size! A good rule of thumb to go by is 1 to 1.5 hours per pound. If it gets done a little earlier than you'd hoped for, you can always keep it in a cooler & it will stay nice & hot until it's time to eat. 👍
I've had my 700 Bull up and running for a week now. I've done 2 briskets, a slab of spare ribs, some brats and 3 more slabs cooking currently. I LOVE my new smoker!!!! It's an absolute beast! I cant wait to try out all the different recipes from the site. Thanks guys!
Sounds like you know how to live the REC TEC lifestyle! We know you'll grill awesome food on your RT-700 for years to come. Let us know which recipes you try, THIS AIN'T NO GAME! 🤘🔥
Doing Butts right now on my 590- I'm loving it. I did reverse sear with the grates on steaks and they were fantastic!! Thanks for the videos Jody!!
I eat so much butt, it's looks like a chocolate cookie exploded on my face!
OMG. I just pulled this off and it has an unbelievable taste. I deviated by using honey instead of molasses and added Pepper Palace’s Five Pepper Rib Rub to the spice mix. I wish I could post my pics. I really wish you could taste it. I smoked on the RT 700. It took 8 hours at 250 to get to a 165 internal temp. I bumped it to 275 until 205 internal. I absolutely love these videos and my Rec Tec. Thanks guys.
No problem, we're happy we could help! That's the great thing about pork butt, it's so easy. There's lots of wiggle room to add your own spin on binders & seasonings. We'll keep the videos coming! #recteclifestyle 🤘🔥
Just put 2 on my new recteq. Decided to have pulled pork instead of ham for Easter tomorrow. Wish me luck guys 💨
Pulled pork is ALWAYS appropriate! Happy Easter! 🐣🐷
Jodi CRUSHED this smoke! Pumped to smoke one this weekend on my 340!
Saved this video for this weekend! If the grocery store has stocked, I’m grabbing two butts to throw on my RT-700 on Saturday! Quarantine BBQ on the RecTec has helped feed the family and keep my sanity. LOL.
We're happy we could help you & your family through the struggles of quarantine!
Got my RT-700 two weeks ago and so far I am impressed. Tomorrow doing ribs so we will see how it turns out.
Welcome to the recteq family! Let us know how those ribs turn out. 🍖🔥
I’ve watched this several times and today I’m following it. Can’t wait to eat. Thx for the videos. They really do help.
We're glad we could help! Your pork butt is going to turn out amazing, enjoy! 🐖🔥
Just ordered the 1250...can't wait!
Great video, so good I'm going to do this today.
Awesome good job.
Looks delicious. I love smoked pulled pork. I usually smoke one for Thanksgiving and Christmas. Keep smoking!
Sounds like the perfect way to feed the family during the holidays! It's always nice to take a break from the traditional turkey & ham sometimes. Smoke on! 💨🤘
I just got a 1250 last Saturday (8Jan22). I’m making this this weekend with some chicken a friend is giving to smoke as well.
I have only made steaks (note always go full the 425 method doesn’t hit the outside hot enough) and 3/2/1 ribs. Well, I guess it was 3/1.5/.5 because I got too hungry.
Making 2, 7.5lbers right now and they’re both at 200° internal. Can’t wait to enjoy!
Sounds awesome, let us know how they turn out! 🤘
I absolutely love my 700 bull. Got some wings on it now. I highly recommend this smoker!
Thank you for the kind words! Let us know how those wings turn out. 🤘
Did you use the Rec Tec temp probes to check internal temp of 200-205? I didn't see that. Maybe I missed it?
I wish. Would you would’ve given weight and cook times for each level for each stages…..
Awesome yet simple recipe! Delicious, and works every time. You guys make me a hero on the grill!!!!! Sssssshhhhh, thank you sooo much!! #rectec
I was told that the meat takes the smoke best for the first 3-4 hours so can I smoke one for 3 hours on 180* then wrap and crank up heat and do the hot and fast method. FYI using the RT 700. Cooking one for Easter!!
Just got my new RT-700. My first pellet grill. Super excited to be joining the Recteq family!! I have my very first 10 pound pork butt on the grill now. Does it take as long to go from 165 to 200 as it did from 0 to 165?
The REC TEC grill makes this so easy. And delicious!!!
Set it & forget it! 💨
Made this yesterday on our new 590 it turned out great!
What was the cooking temp you used before you pulled it out to wrap it with foil?
Jody you killed it. Got my 590 last month and been doing lots of cooks. Tomorrow will be my first pork butt. Thanks for the video.
So what's the timeframe to get it up to the 160-170 degree wrapping temp? I need to know how/when to plan start of my cook. And then what's the average total time using this recipe on same size butt?
How did you know the eternal temp, since it was sealed you could not use a probe without ripping the foil. Could you put a probe in and then wrap it with foil.
Probing your pork butt through the foil is perfectly fine! Just make sure the probes are near the top of the butt so juices don't flow out of the holes. 🤘
Great question, was thinking the same thing!
Mine is on the way !!😊🤗
What is the total cook time for this recipe ?? I want to try this recipe but I need to know how long it needs to cook so I can time it out perfect for my company
Looking for same answer but don't see one. Just bought The Beast
I followed your recipe and it was fantastic! Thank you
We're happy to hear you enjoyed it! Smoke on. 🐷💨
What would you estimate the total cook time on this was? Looks great.
With the REC TEC set to 250ºF, it typically takes about 1-1.5 hours/pound. This was a 10 lb. pork butt, so 10-15 hours is a good estimate! 🔥
@@recteq 10-15 hours with wrapping? Doing a 15 pounder on my new 700 and I’m trying to estimate cook time with wrapping at 165
How long did it take? Start to finish?
Love this video Jody!!!
He makes a mean pork butt! 🤘
Hello and thank you for the video!
Will having the temperature probes through the foil and into the meat create any problems like juice loss, steaming, etc?
This may be a silly question but I’ve never done one before 😂. Thank you again!!
Thanks Jody, used your recipe last night, pork butt is finishing off now. Used regular mustard as I’ve always heard mustard does not add flavor and that too has been my experience. Loved the molasses although. Love my Bull also. Been considering the 1250 but the 700 is excellent so far and working out. Wish you all would consider providing the drip deflector for us 680, 700 folks. You would sell out quickly I believe so please take it up with Ray? Please.
OMG I can't wait to order mine!!! Great video guys, love these.
You'll never look back! Don't hesitate to give us a call with any questions or concerns you may have. (706) 922-0890
I’ve done straight molasses before, definitely recommend mixing with some mustard. It came out straight black ha ha ha. Still good, but definitely had a crust.
Binders are not always necessary & it all depends on personal preference. They definitely help to create a nice bark!
Awsome tourtial glad I found you .
Is he using a probe after he wraps it? And if so does he put it in after the wrap?
Chef, if I am smoking two 9lb Butts and I need to feed people by 5pm-5:30pm. What time should I put the butts on my RT-700? Is this going to be an overnight cook? This is my first time on a pellet smoker.
You can estimate about 12 hours! Smoke for 8 and then wrap in two layers of foil to finish. Towards the end of the cook, you can also increase the recteq's temperature to 275 - 300ºF to finish them more quickly! Let us know how they turn out. 🐷🔥
recteq thank you so much!!!
Gosh it made me SO HAPPY when you grabbed dijon mustard and molasses! People way too often grab the ingredients they prefer without thinking about what they're doing with those ingredients. ie, dijon has a way way more complex and deep flavor vs yellow and same can be said for molasses vs honey. Though I prefer yellow mustard on my dogs and honey on my biscuits those flavors are not at all effective when cooking. Can't thank you enough!!
Binder plays a huge part in creating a nice, crispy bark! Jody knows how to throw down a pork butt. 🐷🔥
How long should it take a 4# roast at 250 deg.?
How I’m suppose to do it without the RT700 tho 🤔
First timer here.......I know temp is most important but approximately how long was the cook. Need to get an idea how long it's gonna take. Thanks
Total time for this cook?
Got my RT-700 a few weeks ago and love it! Doing a pork butt this weekend and have a question. When I have the bull set to 200, it seems to smoke a lot more. Is that a good thing? And can I start the pork butt at a low temp like 200 then bump the temperature up later in the cook when I wrap it, to finish out the cooking?
I'm not a Pitmaster, but I have read a lot. You are fine to cooking it at 200 or even lower if you want more smoke. It will just take a little long to get it to the 200 - 205 final temp. The meat won't take more smoke when it reaches a temp above about 165. So smoke it at the temp you want, then you can kick it up to the 250 once it has the amount of smoke you want to finish it. The wrapping in foil will help it get past the stall as they said and get to the 200-205 quicker. I agree totally about letting it rest when done for about 45 minutes.
how long did it take to cook
It would help if you added some approximate times so a cook can plan the day
how long you cook until internal temperature?
looks great! How do you get more bark on it?
Don't hold back on the seasoning! Cover the butt thoroughly & choose a rub with a higher sugar content so it caramelizes nicely. 🔥
2 beginner questions: how long did it cook to get to the 160 tempt prior to the foil. And how did you use the probes when it was wrapped as you said no holes? Thanks, can't wait to try this recipe on my rt 700!
Depends on when you plan to eat from my experience. If dinner time like 6pm I start the night before 180 degrees for ultra smoke overnight for 12 hours. Then 225 til 160ish then wrap and it takes about 4 more hours and then rest for 60-90 minutes. After that you can pull, sauce if you wish, etc.
@@BBQDADEric great, thank you
Why do you say cook at 250? When the website suggest to cook at 225? Also, your internal temp varies from the website? Which is it, why the inconsistency?
Hey guys, Great video! I’m excited to order a Rec Tec 700! I had a question. Is it possible to smoke a brisket and ribs at the same time or maybe ribs and a pork butt at the same time for situations where you may be cooking for a big bbq with friends a family? I know cook times and temps will vary but if it’s possible, how would you recommend I go about taking on something like that? Hope to hear from you soon, thanks!
Jeff Vasquez Hey Jeff, yes you can cook multiple things at one time. 250 is a good all around temp when doing multiple foods. Easiest way is use the second shelf. Put the stuff that’s gonna take a long time on the shelf and the shorter cooks on the main shelf so you don’t have raw food dripping on the stuff that’s been cooking. Hardest thing is figuring times.
What Dik Dark said is correct! The RT-700 also comes standard with 2 platinum-tipped meat probes that plug straight into the controller. These can help you keep an eye on the internal temperatures of 2 different cooks at the same time so you don't risk overcooking or undercooking! Remember, time is always a nice estimate, but you're ultimately aiming for a specific internal temperature. Don't hesitate to give us a call with any other questions or concerns! (706) 922-0890 🤘🔥
Jeff Vasquez Also bigger cuts of meat like butts and briskets can be pulled off and put in a cooler or wrapped in foil and dish towels well before serving time so not everything needs to be pulled off the smoker at the same time. I recently smoked a 7lb pork butt and put it in a cooler until everything else was ready. Two hours later it was still too hot to shred with my hands with nitrile gloves. Just try to time those big cuts so they’re done well before serving time and time the smaller meats like ribs or chicken to be done at serving time.
@@waymor2460 Great advice! 🤘
If the butt is boneless, do the temps of 170 to wrap and 205 done change at all?
I am going to try this on my RT340 I just ordered. What would you recommend for a more garlic savory flavor (latin pork roast)? How long approximately does it take for each phase on a 10lb shoulder?
Sorry we missed your comment! If you prefer a more savory rub on your pork butt, try seasoning with Ben's Heffer Dust. It is our standard salt/pepper/garlic rub that tastes great on anything! If you do not have our rubs, try mixing one up yourself with ingredients like salt, pepper, garlic, ancho, paprika, onion, parsley, etc.
With the REC TEC set to 250ºF, it typically takes about 1-1.5 hours/pound! This was a 10 lb. pork butt, so 10-15 hours is a good estimate. Remember that it is most important to cook to the correct internal temperature!
If you haven't cooked it already, good luck! If you have, how did it turn out? 🤘🔥
I'm doing a pork shoulder on my RT-700 this week - for a Latin type roast, I first make knife slits into my roast and stuff peeled garlic cloves all over the roast. I then dust all over with Adobo (not too much because you don't want it too salty) and Sazon seasoning. It's the BEST! I usually do it this way in my oven, but have wanted to try it smoked and that's the way I'm going to do it. When it's done, shred the meat as usual. I usually discard a lot of the fat cap - I also like to mix some of the liquid from the pork in with the shredded meat.
Great video... I've got a pork butt on my new 340 right now! A few questions: 1) How long can you let it rest in a cooler before pulling it apart? 2) Why does some BBQ get wrapped with foil and some with paper? Is that just a preference thing or is there a method to the madness?
1) We always suggest letting a larger piece of meat (like pork butt) rest for at least one hour! You can also keep it stored in a cooler for even longer & it will be fine to pull.
2) Foil vs. paper is all about your own personal preference! Paper allows for more air flow & helps to preserve more bark. However, foil can get you over that stall & significantly speed up cook time. 🤘🔥
I'm confused. Your cooking guide on the website that I am looking at says to cook at 225 and that the finish temp of the meat is 195. You're saying in this video, 200-205F.
There are many ways to get the meat cooked the way you like. We like to showcase different ways of cooking food. But there is nothing wrong when you are making a backyard butt if you want to finish it higher that the normal 195°F internal. :)
@@recteq thank you, recteq!!!!
What's the average cook time per pound for this? I've heard about 1.5lb/hour?
Our rule of thumb is about 1 - 1.5 hours/pound! 👍
how long total cooking time did it take
With the REC TEC set to 250ºF, it typically takes about 1-1.5 hours/pound. This was a 10 lb. pork butt, so 10-15 hours is a good estimate! ⏰
What was total cook time? Thank you
With the REC TEC set to 250ºF, it typically takes about 1-1.5 hours/pound! This was a 10 lb. pork butt, so 10-15 hours is a good estimate. It is most important to cook to the correct internal temperature! 👍
What was the cooking time for entire process?
A total of about 7-8 hours. Before you wrap, it was around 6 hours. Then after the wrap around 1.5-2 more hours.
Jody: don’t know how to contact you, but. My rt 700 is going a bit crazy. It’s about 1 year old and has gone through about 5 bags of recteq pellets, and the fire pot is fairly clean as I follow your advice on taking a handful of ashes out and spread on bottom. Today, cooking chicken wings on 0-400 method, it just kept going right past 400 up to 467. I opened lid and let it cool down, but it went right back up. I tried turning down temp to 375, but it is staying at least 50+ above. This cook is now over so I’ll shut it down, but the pid is not functioning properly.
Thanks for your help.
Larry
I cut fat cap off,more surface of rub that will not turn to mush and just throw away..
How long did it take???
With the REC TEC set to 250ºF, it typically takes about 1-1.5 hours/pound! This was a 10 lb. pork butt, so 10-15 hours is a good estimate. Always remember it's most important to cook to the correct internal temperature! 👌
What's the estimated duration of the entire cook?
I have a 16 pound butt. About how long will that take using this method?
About how much time does this take?
It could take anywhere from 6-7 hours.
How long were the cooking times?
With the REC TEC set to 250ºF, it typically takes about 1-1.5 hours/pound. This was a 10 lb. pork butt, so 10-15 hours is a good estimate! ⏰
Getting a 700 for Christmas. Can you do a pork shoulder and ribs at the same time? Looks big enough
You absolutely can!
Question? If I prefer a more smoked flavor would I set my temp to 180? Just got my RecTec last week so I'm still new to this.
You can, but we still suggest 225-250ºF as the higher temperatures give a better finished texture! 👍
Stick with 250 degrees and use a smoke tube if you want more smoke flavor.
Where do you get the heat gloves?
Amazon - A link to the ones I bought. They work great and nitrile gloves are a perfect fit.
www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0732PN8KN/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o04_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
We also got ours from Amazon! They have lots of great brands to choose from. 🧤
i can not handle how your wood fired grill needs to know your wi fi password.
Can I use paper instead of foil for pork butt?
Following this recipe, how long between 0 to 165 F?
Then how long are to reach 200 or so. Let’s say a 5 lb pork butt. Thank you
A great rule-of-thumb to go by is about 1 - 1.5 hours per pound! For a 5 lb. pork butt, you're looking at anywhere between 5 and 7.5 hours. Remember, you're ultimately cooking to the correct internal temperature & always let it rest once you pull it off the recteq! 🐖
Do you let it rest in the tin foil wrapping?
How long do you think a 15lb butt will take?
So the only difference between the 700 and 590 is the cooking space, right?
Yes, both models have the same quality components & materials! The RT-700 offers 702 sq. in. of cooking area and the RT-590 offers 592 sq. in. of cooking area. 🤘🔥
REC TEC Grills Thanks. Any idea when the interior shelf accessory will be in stock?
@@waymor2460 The large & small Interior Shelves are back in stock! Check 'em out. 👉 www.rectecgrills.com/Large-Interior-Shelf
REC TEC Grills $65 for an extra grate? Man, all your accessories are way overpriced. Reconsidering buying your grill.
Gonna throw a couple of pork shoulders on my RT-700 this week! How long did your pork butt take, total time?
Looking to make a 3lb pork shoulder this weekend. Approx how many hours will it take to cook at 250? Just curious so I know how to cook other things and get ready for same time.
About 5-7 hours for a pork butt that size! A good rule of thumb to go by is 1 to 1.5 hours per pound. If it gets done a little earlier than you'd hoped for, you can always keep it in a cooler & it will stay nice & hot until it's time to eat. 👍
Not sure a 3lb shoulder exists. AND no way it takes 5-7 hours at 250 plus a wrap. No way
I accidentally got boneless pork butts from Costco. Are they cooked the same? Do I need to tie them up?
You can definitely cook them the same, yours may just take a little longer than expected! 👍
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Well this is a coincidence. About an hour ago my wife just put 2 pork butts on her RecTec RT-680. 🤔
Nanosuit37 680! She has good taste. Had pork butt on Sunday. Should have made 2. Leftovers all gone.
Great minds think alike! 🐖🔥
If you are cooking one, might as well make it 2 since they take so long. Rough shred, vac seal, freeze in 1-2lb servings for tacos or sandwiches.
@@achance007 The more the merrier! Pulled pork is very easy to freeze and reheat. 👍
A little more information in the video would have been nice
Ever wrap butt in butcher paper instead of foil?
Awesome but I sure as hell ain't throwing that top fat away.
Cool, but you seasoned and smoked all that fat to then just remove it... I'd trim and have the smoke and seasoning actually stick around
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Worst temp probes ever have had to buy several really pissed i paid the money. I've had to buy 6 in two years. 29 degrees it's trashed buy a pit boss
How long does it take to smoke?
With the recteq set to 250ºF, it typically takes about 1-1.5 hours/pound. This was a 10 lb. pork butt, so 10-15 hours is a good estimate.
@@recteq thanks! I’m 12 hours in! Can’t wait
@@bandboy27 Awesome, let us know how it turns out! 🤘