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I’d vote for one time, prefer standard as I love it staying light longer in the evening.
Back in the day we were either an hour early or an hour late for church several times.
I always dry brine and spatchcock. Give it an hour at low temp smoke, then crank to 400 to finish.
You do not need to go to 165 for food safety … it is a function of BOTH time and temp. Five minutes at 150 does the job, and the breast retains a LOT more moisture.
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I’ve had a 590 for a couple years. No problems.
Have a problem now that was my own fault (unable to clear auger jam from too much exposure to a long rainy period), and the design has changed a bit in the Deck Boss, but they are trying to get me a new air box/auger assembly. So big 👍 to customer...
Usually nothing. Sometimes cheddar or smoked Gouda, occasionally red onion, cornbread or crusty baguette on side.
But I will consume it in mass quantities regardless how served 😁
I’ve gotten to where I often do just S&P or SPOG, and then pull and play with different rub mixed in or finishing sauces.
Also use it for tacos, burritos, and enchiladas.
Or add to some form of a Chinese dish.
And a bit odd, but made a quiche and cottage pie.
Yes, being whole muscle just the outside “contaminated” (if you don’t inject) and will reach safe temp quickly. But not sure why, will just take longer.
I make that for breakfast (essentially crawfish quiche, and some in the fridge and freezer as I type) or with shrimp if I can’t find crawfish. But good eating any time of day!
Looks good!
I‘ve never “grilled” on my RT pellet pooper. Maybe will give a try on the Ninja Woodfire. Sure trumps the Weber for speed and convenience … we shall see about flavor.
How did yours turnout compared to your charcoal/wood preference?
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