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Is there any real difference in results for meat or cooking strategy if the heat comes from below (fat face down) compared to heat from above (fat face up)?
Thanks, she's still buzzin' over the brisket. I just can't get over how well she did... much better than my first one for certain.
She's been watching a lot of Meat Church's videos and decided to garnish the tray of meat with some grilled whole pickled jalapeños, ala Matt Pittman. 😆
...it and was then steamed or boiled. I've made smoked lobster dishes after the fact but the lobster itself wasn't smoked.
My advice on the crab meat is don't smoke. Really good crab meat has a delicate almost sweet flavor that I think would be compromised by adding smoke to it imo. You can...
Very late to the party.
I cook and smoke meat on a gas grill all the time.
Vents on a gasser really mess with controlling temps versus the hood thermometer and what the meat actually feels at the grate level. I monitor the actual temps with Thermo Works grate level and meat probes. Here is how...
Thanks! That's a good idea. I used that pan, because it came with a grate that fit it, and is Teflon coated, so easier to clean the drippings. I was concerned about airflow, with the deep pan.
Meat looks great and tasty meal.
Pellet grills normally reduce cooking time by the forced airflow.
You have a very deep roasting pan. Try raising your meat rack to pan top level with metal skewers. Meat catches the heat and you still collect the delectable drippings in the pan. I normally...