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viking72

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Salt and pepper on 38lbs of pork butt. Oak and hickory wood.
On @ 0930. Back in my comfort zone.
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Now even more comfortable with shade!
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Life is good.

Later,
Doug
 
oh man some sweet looking cookers you have there. ever make it over to central West Virginia ? If so hit me up lol......
 
That's some good looking 'cue. I have done quite a few cooks with the VA Thin and my modified version, that's good stuff. Also, that Lang looks good brother
 
That looks fantastic. Need to look into this Tidewater Thin... family from Suffolk, and I'm not familiar.

Kind regards,
SD
 
That looks fantastic. Need to look into this Tidewater Thin... family from Suffolk, and I'm not familiar.

Kind regards,
SD
Tidewater Thin

In a quart jar add;
3 cups ac vinegar
1/2 cup water
1/2 cup Texas pete
2Tbs fine ground cayenne pepper
2Tbs salt
2Tbs course ground black pepper
4Tbs mustard
stir, cap and let set a few days. shake jar some.

Thanks for your interest.
Later,
Doug
 
Thanks, Viking! I'll have to give that a shot!

Cheers!
SD
 
Tidewater Thin

In a quart jar add;
3 cups ac vinegar
1/2 cup water
1/2 cup Texas pete
2Tbs fine ground cayenne pepper
2Tbs salt
2Tbs course ground black pepper
4Tbs mustard
stir, cap and let set a few days. shake jar some.

Thanks for your interest.
Later,
Doug

I make it all the time, I grew in Tidewater. If you prefer it sweet, replace the water with apple juice and half the Texas Pete
 
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