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#34
03-03-2015, 09:41 PM
returnofsid
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205 degrees! Finishing sauce is made. Now I'll let it rest for about an hour and start pulling! Will it be ok to just put it in a few gallon Ziploc bags for tonight and refrigerate...
Thank you both! I was away, at my daughter's dance school, when I read your posts. Working in the food industry, as a gourmet chef for several years, you'd think I'd know better than to trust a new thermometer, especially one that has no way of calibrating it!! Even before reading your posts...
I actually thought about that just a few minutes ago. Now I'm headed home to double check! I do have several food thermometers that are able to be calibrated. I need to double check!
Photo update...9 hours of smoke so far. I've had a couple stalls, when I failed to check on it soon enough...Internal Temp of the one on the right is 135, the one on the left is 125. I'll probably swap their position the next time I mop.
Instead of actually "mopping," I'm spraying the mop on, with a spray bottle, at least to begin with. I don't want the mop to wash or wipe off the rub. Once it begins to build some bark I may actually use the mop. I just sprayed the first mopping, inserted an internal thermometer, and took a...
I brought the butts inside at 5:30 AM to warm up a bit. Fired up the smoker and waiting for it to come up to temperature. I've placed a hotel pan, with about an inch of an apple juice/pineapple juice mix, under the smoking surface. This will catch the drippings as the butts smoke. I've mixed up...
while it was slightly dry, moist, just not moist enough, it was the best tasting venison I've ever tasted and I eat A LOT of venison! Spur of the moment smoking doesn't lend itself to moist meat, I've learned...lol
Best venison I've ever tasted! It was still a little moist, though not enough, but the flavor was absolutely amazing and even slightly dried out, it just melted in our mouths!
Thank you all for the warm welcomes! So, after seasoning the CG, I still had plenty of hot charcoal. I decided to pepper up some venison backstrap, toss some apple wood chunks on the hot coals, and smoke up the backstraps. They'll get a total of 2 hours of smoke, then I'll finish them off over...
After seasoning the smoker, I still had plenty of hot charcoal, so I peppered up some venison backstrap, tossed some apple wood chunks on the coals and the backstrap in to smoke. It's currently smoking at about 200 degrees. I'm mopping it quickly with apple juice, to keep it from drying out. ...
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