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Great points. I ended up cutting into cubes mixed up some BBQ sauce & apple cider vinegar and mixed it up then foiled. Left the fatty pieces mixed in, made a great appetizer while waiting on the brisket.
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Had some 3\4" thick pork steaks I over cooked Saturday. So while my Memorial Day brisket was smoking I cut the steaks into one inch pieces, mixed BBQ sauce with apple cider vinegar poured over the chunks that were in a pan covered them with foil then put it in the smoker for 1 1\2 hours. Great...
You nailed it. I was wanting 145. Had done some a few weeks back an it it dead on 145 and they were delicious. I was a bone head and set my timer and didn't turn the alarm on.
Thanks for the tip, that's what I was thinking but didn't think about it until later.
Smoked some pork steaks (had a boston butt cut to 3\4" steaks). Put in a brine for 4 hours, applied my bbq rub then smoked at 250. I screwed up and didn't check on them until they had already reached 20 degrees above desired temp. They were a tad dry. Brine saved them.
But here's my question, do...
12 pounder. Simple cook, rubs then smoked with pecan and cherry at 250 then wrap around 160. Nothing to fancy, good piece of beef doesn't need much help.
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Well put gentlemen.
As for what's cooking? Smoked some pork steaks yesterday and will be tossing a brisket on in the AM.
Happy Memorial Day!
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Smoked some pork steaks (had a boston butt cut to 3\4" steaks). Put in a brine for 4 hours, applied my bbq rub then smoked at 250. I screwed up and didn't check on them until they had already reached 20 degrees above desired temp. They were a tad dry. Brine saved them.
But here's my question...
The pellets kept going out? Think it was those particular pellets or does the AMZNPS struggle in that smoker? Just wandering cause I have a MES 40" and am looking at getting the AMZNPS.
Thanks
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Well if I wasn't already hooked on smoking I am now. Finally broke down and attempted the mighty brisket. Started with a couple of 3 pounders that were on sale. Applied SPOG, then after 15 minutes applied my BBQ rub then Montreal steak seasoning. Smoked at 250 with hickory. After internal temp...
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