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The recipe Jeff sent out Thu seemed like the perfect chance to do my 3rd smoke on my new MES. Sam's had a 12lb top round so I cut it in half when I got it home and froze part of it. I'm still a little leery of the MES magic and if I was going to ruin a piece of meat it was only going to be 1/2 a...
Well, the smoke was a success. Twice the temp ran up to 255° and may have gone higher but I reduced the temp using the BT on my phone. Otherwise, it was 6 hours of steady 230°. I have an AMNPS arriving tomorrow and that will negate the need to feed this beast every 20-30 minutes plus add more...
After reading this I'm a little worried. I bought a 40" BT today at Sam's. During the seasoning run I put in my Maverick 732 just to check the MES's accuracy. I set the MES to 275 per the instructions. After awhile the MES read 310 and the Maverick read 355. I plan to smoke some ribs tomorrow, I...
You are 100% correct!! I've been eating ribs for over 50 years both in my native Tx and now in Tn and I've been smoking for 10 years and I have NEVER EVER had as good a ribs as those I cooked last weekend following Jeff's recipe. I have a homemade stick burner. I followed his recipe pretty much...
Wow I went to your FB page. You guys went from 0-mach 3 in about a year. You have quite a following for your pig. Awesome job on the build and awesome job on the business.
Of equal concern to me would be the fact that someone else is slicing the brisket. You can have a pretty tender brisket that is sliced with the grain of the muscle and it will be tougher to chew. I always cut across the grain and turn the brisket in different directions as needed as I slice it.
I've never had a problem with "clumping" other than having to tap the plastic bottle a couple time against the cabinet to break up the rub when it's been in the cabinet for a few weeks. A couple taps, a couple of hard shakes and its all good as new.
I slide the grate out of mine and power wash it and the entire inside of my smoker. Doing it soon after cooking makes it easier to get the burned on grease and juice off of the RF baffle and the bottom of the smoker. The few times I've been lazy and didn't wash it it started smelling gamey...
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