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So smoke it outside in the masterbuilt - with the vent open and the chip tray out and unit unplugged? and then put it in the oven indoors to finish (225 oven or hotter?)?
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I have tried a few methods for this.
1- After brining the bird, I wash it off, dry it really well and then rub it with Salt, Black Pepper, and Baking Powder and put back in the fridge overnight.
2- I inject the breasts only with Chicken Stock (nothing else)
3- Lightly coat the skin with...
In my eye, there is cured beef and corned beef. Corned beef has a lot of aromatics. Here is the recipe I use:
Because I like Pop's Brine so well I designed my corning brine around his curing brine. The salt and sugar amounts have been adjusted to compensate for the aromatics and spices. Here...
I use the Brining Calculator posted online by Dr Greg Blonder, former head of Bell Labs. He has done a bunch of meat science, and studied how long it takes sodium nitrite and salt to penetrate meat.
This calculator, 3rd tab, will give accurate answers for round and flat shaped meat both.
This...
I had everything but the brown mustard seeds. I just doubled up on yellow. Have it simmering. I hear you on Pop's brine. Makes just about everything good. I doing a turkey breast in it and makes chicken so good! Thanks Wayne.
I use my 6qt primarily for 3 things:
1)home made (no bake) cheese cake. Cooks in 35 min. Turns out PERFECT everytime.
2)sous-vide steaks (must have "Ultra" version where you can select your own temperature) and
3)cook chickpeas for hummus (in 35 minutes--NO soaking required).
I have steak more...
One thing is for sure. 3-2-1 has never worked well for me. Ribs are FOTB to a sloppy fault when I've tried that method. I've come to believe that if you're not competing, skip the wrapping.
Hello all!
First and foremost, I have searched lo and hi and cannot find an exact method to Smoking Brisket for a Gathering ahead of time (and then reheating it at time of) and cannot find the exact resources that align with my thoughts. That being said, if there is something that I missed...
I guess I am a kettle-head now. Been reading a lot bout low and slow on my new kettle. The snake method piqued my interest so I thought I'd give it a go. Had a Goebbels corned beef flat from the last bogo. I think the cutter of this piece might have had a ew beers at lunch, as it was part flat...
When do you thaw the turkey? Are you brining and allowing it to unfreeze as it goes or do you thaw it completely then brine it for 2-3 days, which seems to be kind of lengthy to be unfrozen? Or do you let it begin to unthaw for 24-48 hours and begin the brining then? I did buy an injection...
Based on my testing, trying all intervals based on temperature 1, 1.5 2 and 3 it made no difference in how long the probes lasted or how frequent the readings were being sent to the gateway. You can see all the readings being sent for each probe in a session when using the web interface. All...
Been wanting to try this for awhile . Had a full day at the mixer yesterday . 2 batches of pizza dough for later in the week . 2 - 500 gram batches of sourdough now resting in the fridge , and this batch of cinnamon loaf .
I tried this once before , with failed results . This time I used a mix...
I wrap in butcher paper. In a modified version of 3-2-1, I monitor them closely so I get a nice clean bite. I developed this method when I was doing some competitions.
I have gone to using @SmokinAl Vortex ribs and will never look back to the traditional 3-2-1 method. 45 minutes instead of 6 hours!
https://www.smokingmeatforums.com/threads/i-just-had-to-do-vortex-ribs.327249/
Since a rib roast never gets above an INT of 160 there is very little connective tissue breakdown, that starts happening at about a INT of 170+
I gave up following "others" methods and did my own testing. I have done test cooks ranging from 200 225, 235, 245, 255, 265, 275, and 325 (including...
I just got some beef ribs from the butcher today and plan on smoking them on my offset smoker tomorrow. I've never smoked beef ribs, in fact I've never even eaten beef ribs, so I'm looking for any advice.
I've smoked pork ribs and usually use the 3-2-1 method and am happy with them. Would I...
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