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It was OK. Not bad for a first try. Very tender, but a little dry.
I think the issue was pulling it off of the heat at 1PM and letting it sit wrapped in foil and towels until 5:30 till everyone ate. it seemed jucier when I first pulled it.
Next time I will pull it off and eat!
Thanks guys.
I had the point below the flat, so it's done, cubed, and now on the very top rack making burnt ends.
The flat is soft along the edges, but a little hard to push the probe through in some spots. Check them with a thermopen and they only come up about 180*. I'm guessing the point...
Ok, got the burnt ends going, the point was done sooner than the flat, I had it on a lower rack.
The flat should be done soon, had a few spots that were not super tender yet.
Thanks.
So 13 hours in, the smoker is cruising at 220 and the meat is at 185*. I will start checking the meat at 188-190 for doneness.
As for the point, how the heck to I actually make the burnt ends?
I've got a brisket going in right now for tomorrow. It was an 11.5# choice packer. I split the flat and point to get it to fit in my MES30. Smoking @ 225 with Pitmasters Choice in the AMNPS.
Couple of questions
1. My Maverick ET-732 and my MES30 were reading almost identical (maybe 5-6 degrees...
I want to say it was under the heat for about 1 hour 30 and then i turned heat off and let it come down for about another 30m.
They were thick fillet, so as always use a thermometer. Cut the heat when the thickest piece is 140 and let it carry over to 145.
Wet brine. It was Mr T's recipe. I believe it calls for 2c of brown sugar and 1/2c (5.1oz) of salt. 1 quart of water.
I accidentally used 1/4c of salt because I thought the recipe was for a different salt (diamond vs mortons). No kitchen scale either.
I did a 200 degree smoke in a MES30. The outcome looked like this. No fat came through the pellicle except for the upper left piece. All of the other spots are just reflections of the light.
I accidentally screwed up my salt measurement (mortons vs Diamond) so I uses 1/2 the amount of salt...
the brine took perfectly into the frozen fish, and by morning it was totally defrosted anyway.
I did screw up and use a little less salt than I should have, so I will have to try another batch soon.
I've got about 2lb of salmon that I want to get into a brine tonight so I can pull it in the AM, let it get a pellicle and then smoke.
Can I toss it in the brine tonight still partially frozen? It's in the fridge now, but I wouldn't expect it to be defrosted until tomorrow.
Thanks! Will...
It was very thin at first (almost invisible) but by the end was visible. Still was very much TBS, but it was just coming at a much greater volume. By the time I opened the door after 2 hours it dumped a whole cabinet of smoke on me. I would guess that just closing up the chip tray will burn it a...