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Shoulder is better for pulling, its has more fat and connective tissue and benefits from a long cook. I have not tried to pull a leg before, though - usually only take those to 160.
Decided to try something different! Got a lamb shoulder from a local farm. Used a lamb rub, cooked until 165F then wrapped. Took it to 194 (high altitude), let it rest for 2 hours and pulled. Used the drippings to make lamb gravy. Very happy with how it turned out. Took about 12 hours including...
I'm in Colorado nowadays, so lucky enough there are bison farms that sell straight to consumer. Bison back ribs are 5.75/lb, once my freezer gets a little more room I'll have to pick some up!
I've cooked a lot of tri-tip in my life, coming from California. Never tried smoking it before, so decided to give it a go! And to mix it up, wanted to give a bison tri-tip a go as well.
Smoked on my Smokin-it #2 wifi, with hickory and cherry wood. Rubbed it with olive oil and cow cover rub...
After doing lots of reading here I decided to give my first smoked salmon a go.
Did a 3 to 1 brown sugar salt dry brine for 4 hours. Rinsed it off. Let it dry for 4 hours in the fridge.
Put it in the smokin it at 200f with 1.8 ounces of alder wood until it hit 140f. Pretty happy with the...
I had a lot of left over smoked pork shoulder, so decided to try a smoked pork pozole. Turned out pretty good! The Smokey flavor is definitely different than traditional pozole.
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