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    Sliced smoked salmon

    Thanks! This is going to be fun. Finally something other than Pork, Beef or Poultry.
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    Sliced smoked salmon

    I like the looks of that. I am using a treager to smoke. What do you think, just let it smoke with the lid up to keep temperature down, or buy a tube and put in the treager, with it off?
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    Sliced smoked salmon

    Thanks. How do you know if the Lox has "cured" the fish enough?? Also what temp would you smoke it to?
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    Sliced smoked salmon

    So I want to replicate the thin sliced smoked salmon that you can buy in the stores. My idea is to buy a fillet and low smoke it (165 F) What I am curious about, is what temp should I cook it till?
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    Storing meat after smoking

    Thanks, I like the plastic wrap because I dont have to get out a vac sealer, also the rolls are 2000' long and will last my lifetime!
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    Storing meat after smoking

    Biggest reason is that most of my briskets wont fit in a bag, unless I cut it up, and I dont like to cut until I serve. Also was wondering about reheating (up to a bout 180deg) in cling film, then cut and serve.
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    Storing meat after smoking

    So I used to just cut meat up, and put in a foil tray, or wrap in foil. I noticed it would dry out, so then I started using zip lock bags. (I would pull pork, and store, squeezing air out). For brisket though, I was going to use cling film. What do you folks use? I also see BBQ restraunts...
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    Timberline 1300

    Still having issues with Timberline, yesterday it stopped burning, but filled up my pellet burn pot with pellets. 3 times. Had to take everything off, and re-ignite. Re-igniting take about 20 mins, which seems way to long. No help from Traeger, asked if I ever clean it. Of course I do Any...
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    New Timberline 1300

    The shelf is from a fresher dealer, designed for the old er series grills. I had to drill the holes, whick required taking apart the whole grill, but worth it.
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    New Timberline 1300

    turned out great, Pulled it off at 205, let rest for 45 mins and it fell apart perfectly. Just as smoky and tasty as when I did it on my old Traeger.
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    New Timberline 1300

    It’s going. Of course rainy and windy!
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    New Timberline 1300

    15lbs of pork shoulder to smoke tomorrow. See if there is a learning curve from the ole 22
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    New Timberline 1300

    Got a new Timberline, and what’s the first tho bro to do? Start drilling holes to add a shelf!
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    First timer

    What is your Cajun recipe?
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    Perfect point but flat is really tough

    So another one didnt turn out so great again. Had a overnight smoke, around 160 foiled it and brought up the temp. Around 200 started probing, but never got tender. Ate what we could, then about 4 hours in the crockpot it then was tender. Should I cook and cook it more and ignore temperature...
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