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No binder for me. While trimming, the meat begins to warm up and sweat. By the time I put the rub on, it binds. Sit for a bit to get close to room temp. Then, straight in to the pit. ~250° for 6-8 hours until I get the desired result you see here.
Good point. Not on my smoker but on a warming oven I bought that has a built in analog probe, the temp varies +/- 15°. The way I look at that is I try to dial it in to the middle somewhere to get the average temperature I am looking for.
I have a Minipresso that I bring on the road. I bought this and am enjoying them.
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Nespressos are good. I liken it to Traeger vs stick burning offset. Does a good job and very easy.
We had a Nespresso in the Challenger 604 I flew several years ago.
Very true! Actually, the Smart Grinder Pro that came with it, I pulled off the top burr and adjusted it finer, and I am getting closer to the perfect shot now.
I have used a Bialetti for years.
I think I am going to enjoy this Breville. It is taking quite a bit of dialing in to get the right shot. But I'm getting there. It's like...smoking meat.
Looked pretty amazing in the clips.
That's the funny thing, some of those people will say no one's barbecue is worth standing in line that long. They will just do their own brisket and spend 24-48 hours doing it instead lol.