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I was secretly hoping I have enough filling to make a shepherds pie as well. I figured if I had any leftovers at all, I could just make the mashed potatoes deeper to pull it off.
Well, the experiment starts today. I'm going to try and create a smoked beef pot pie. Here are the early phase photos.
Cubes with rub.
Trying a little tactic with some broth to help prevent drying out.
Loaded for the smoker
My other concern might be what happens to the meat after being water logged (brined) and then frozen. Does the meat experience any tissue damage from the expanded brine? LOL!
Rack spacing is going to be your down fall. You will have to stack and lay the birds on their back. The top bird's breast is going to be pretty close to the top of the smoker. You will want to rotate the shelves during the smoke so that they get more even heat, top to bottom.
I was thinking that because of the size to surface area, they wouldn't need a whole lot of smoke time before wrapping. Besides burnt end idea, I was going to run with the sheperds pie theme and make a full on beef pot pie.
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