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  1. dvuong

    Sour Tasting Meat

    Definitely not the olive oil that's bad.  
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    Sour Tasting Meat

    I think it's the pellets.  I smoked two briskets using Jeff's Rub with a base of olive oil.  Kept the temperature between 225-250.  There's definitely a sense of sourness to the meat.  A few other people noticed it too.
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    Brisket

    I ended up smoking a 6 pound flat and a 15 pound packer.  It took about 23 hours for the packer but it turned out perfect!
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    Sour Tasting Meat

    Sorry - I meant warmer.. Not cooler than fridge temp. 
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    Sour Tasting Meat

    Hmmm.. That's interesting.  I've never heard of hickory being sour It's a fairly new smoker...  It's only had a few smokes in it so the interior isn't too dirty.   I'm smoking some trout right now using the same pellets so we'll see how that turns out.  I've got plans to do a packer and a flat...
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    Brisket

    Is that 1.5 hours wrapped or unwrapped?  
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    Brisket

    I plan on picking up a whole packer today to smoke this weekend for a party.  If I want to eat on Sunday at noon, what time should I put the brisket into the smoker set at 225 degrees? 
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    Sour Tasting Meat

    Usually a little cooler than fridge temp.  It's usually about 55 degrees.
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    Sour Tasting Meat

    I have the MES 40 BT.  I usually smoke my meat at 225-250, and monitor temperatures using a thermoprobe thermometer.  I have smoked using racks 1-3 and sometimes single rack.   AMNPS is set on the floor of the smoker, raised up a couple of inches with legs and sometimes put on the lowest rack...
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    Sour Tasting Meat

    I've been noticing that the meat I've been smoking has a bit of a sour taste to it.  I'm wondering if this is because of the pellets I use or the mustard... I apply yellow mustard to the meat before applying rub.  I smoke using PitMasters pellets mixed with a little bit of charcoal pellets from...
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    sliceable and juicy brisket flat

    That sounds amazing!  I work in Menlo Park.  Any chance you'll be in the area or ship via mail?  
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    sliceable and juicy brisket flat

    Yep!  That's the one. Best Chocolatier huh?  Hmmm.. Would love to try someday! 
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    sliceable and juicy brisket flat

    ThQuote: Thanks!  There's a S&F about 10 minutes away from me.  I've never been in it so never thought to look.  :)  You're probably thinking of the same one I live close to.
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    sliceable and juicy brisket flat

    Picked up a 3.75 pound brisket flat from Trader Joes yesterday.  It's probably not ideal but it's hard to find brisket around here.  It was a nice thick piece though, about 2 inches and very even.   I plan to smoke tomorrow using my MES 40 Gen 2.5.  I've read a ton of threads on smoking...
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    Any issues with your MES 40 BT + AMPS? Cast your vote!

    What's the purpose of using a bean can?
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