Stampede Jamaican Jerk Drumsticks

Rectechie

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Jamaican Jerk Drumsticks on the RT-590

Marinated in Walkerswood Jerk Seasoning.

Low smoke mode for 30 minutes than gradually raised the temp to 400.

We had wind gusts all day today so I did not light up the SKOO smoker tube with Pimento Wood pellets.

Pulled at 175 skin was crispy and you could taste some smoke.
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I like your ramp up of temp to get crisp skin.

On the "jerk" style, I had a conversation with a friend from Trinidad about "jerk" style. He said it wasn't necessarily spicy hot, although that's what he said is the interpretation here. He said a key ingredient was a pimento wood fire that provided a certain flavor. We both looked into where to find pimento wood and found it was ridiculously expensive here. Someone is selling small quantities of it for cooking, but it's pricey.
 
Pimentowood.com is where I buy Pimento wood chips, flakes and pellets. I have used them for years on my BGE. I would have used them on the Recteq for this cook using a smoke tube but with the wind gusts here in AZ I did not want to take a chance when trying to light the tube.

They are not cheap but they last a long time as you do not need a lot per cook.
 

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