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Mine sometimes sit in an ice chest of ice water for up to a week, draining the bloody water a couple times a day.
I left til 165, let it sit for about 30 minutes before slicing...it was still pretty juicy and tasted good. Had I pulled it earlier, I know for sure the family wouldn't have ate it.
I have a venison roast I injected with beef broth, seasoned up and wrapped in bacon. It is on the smoker at 275 degrees. It is being smoked by a mix of pecan and apple pellets.
What IT am I shooting for?
It seems like everytime I smoke, I have to look up the IT's I am shooting for. I also seem to be hit or miss with my smokes so I am hoping to find some sort of database I can use or create to log info, prep notes, times, temps, etc for my cooks.
Anyone use or do something like this?
If I remember right, I pulled it off at IT of 168 in the front shoulders. I did not brine but did inject with apple juice and ACV and never wrapped. I sprayed every hour with apple juice. I don't remember how long it was on for, but entire cook was at 225.
It wasn't just dry, it was almost...
I have a 12.7 pound brisket that I am thinking about putting onto the smoker one evening before bed and smoking all night, get up the next morning and wrap and finish it off. I will be using a MES40 with AmazN smoker tray.
Is this doable? Or will it need to be wrapped sometime during the night?
The larger ones I kill get made into breakfast sausage or smoked sausage. I am just now getting into trying to smoke the littler ones since that is all I am seeing. The big ones stay out of sight for the most part!
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