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You know what Richie, I'm beginning to come to that conclusion!
I have a brisket and a ham that I'm smoking for boxing day anyway (a little more tried and tested for reheating!)
My rotisserie in action can be seen here
Better then to chill it in the fridge and warm it up for longer?
I'm getting the impression I'm in rather uncharted territory. I may have to bite the bullet and get the bird smoking on Christmas morning
My (possibly faulty logic) was to tighten the glaze over the rotisserie while getting the skin to crisp up a little and getting the internal temp back up.
Will be testing it with a couple of chickens on saturday. I'll let people know if i cause a salmonella outbreak
Trying to avoid using the smoker completely on the day. It's a home made one from a beer keg and a barrel bbq somebody was throwing away so it's not that controllable!
Wanted the classic presentation which is why i had planned to finish on the rotisserie
Hello all,
new member and new to smoking (mostly pork belly and a couple of chickens) but old hand at direct heat cooking.
Planning on smoking a medium sized turkey for Christmas dinner but wanted to get the consensus on my plan before I set it in motion.
Was planning on smoking to...
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