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Or as close to perfect as I could hope for. Injected with creole butter, seasoned with SPOG. Ran at 275-295 on the UDS with pecan chunks til about 170. Wrapped in foil til it was 200. Then opened the foil and probed every few degrees til it was tender. Right around 208 and it was done. By far...
Smoke it the whole time. Put it in a disposable foil pan or an old pot you can dedicate to smoking sauce. And just let it go at whatever temp you are running the smoker. Usually let mine go for 4-8 hours but I've done it as short as 3-4 like I mentioned before. Longer the better. Just depends on...
Adding an injection doesn't cover up any taste of the meat. Creating great food comes from creating layers of flavor. You can add a flavor and not cover up another one. Otherwise, you wouldn't put a rub on your meat if you only wanted the meat flavor to stand alone.
I've been noticing a trend...
bottom line for me is this. if meat is cooking in a chamber that allows smoke to penetrate the meat wether over direct heat(UDS) or off set, im smoking meat, regardless of temperature. if im cooking meat over fire, but not in a closed chamber, im grilling. doesnt mean you wont get smoke flavor...
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