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I'm guessing that it's just a factor of the cryovac process? I've smelled it many times as well. If you rinse it off and it dissipates all is good. If it's off color or has a green or rainbow sheen (ugh) or the smell doesn't go away it's gone over.....
Thanks, glad I could help!
As much as I liked the meatloaf, my wife thought the one I usually make in the oven is better. I disagree but it's not worth the effort to smoke it if she doesn't care for it - I can only eat so much! Sure makes good sandwiches though.....
Meatloaf came out good - no QView- sorry! But the amount of grease that came out onto the foiled water pan did not belong in the beans in my opinion, glad I didn't go that route......
Yeah, I can see under a butt or ribs, but like you said, I'm concerned the grease might be too much. Maybe I'll put the beans above the loaf this time and see how much grease comes out for the next time I smoke one....
Smoking my first meatloaf later today and probably doing some baked beans as well. The loaf is going to be a 2 lber made out of Jimmy Dean sausage and 80/20 beef. Was thinking of putting the beans under the loaf but not sure if the drippings from such a meatloaf would enhance the beans or be...
When I saw the "boat" of munchies floating in the hot tub it reminded me of what my brother would say... "I wonder what the poor people are doing?" He's kidding of course but it always makes me laugh.....
Glad it doesn't typically get that cold down here!
Made a batch of these over the weekend. Also ABT's stuffed with cheese and leftover smoked chuckie - awesome! Sorry for no Qview, pic was blurry - must have been the Fat Tires, lol
Haven't tried meatloaf yet - looks good. I'm in the same boat with ABTs, my wife won't touch 'em but I don't miss an opportunity if we have have company for the smoke - then I load up!
Yeah, I hear that. I did test my other remote (both in ice water and boiling water) and have run them side by side in meat and just checking the ambient of the cabinet enough times now that I trust it. Maybe I've lucked out with this one but the probe seems too convenient not to use.
Cheers
Man. that recipe sounds good, but having an MES 40 you won't be able to get to the 325, max setting is 275. My tenderloins, smoked at 230, take roughly 2 hrs to get to a 148 IT at which point I pull and wrap in foil for 30 minutes or so.... the Wally World tenderloins come out great by the way.....!
I've loved my 40"BT since I bought it. My biggest problem with temp swings was doing summer sausage when it would run up to 190 on the swing when I was trying to keep things under 180 and I was set at 170 - normally at higher temp settings it doesn't run that far past. But for my ribs, chucks...
OK - the chucks were done about 4pm - an 8 hr cook. ITs were 209/210 - pleased they were so close to each other with the MES probe and my "El Cheapo" probe. I let them rest in a cooler for 2 hours before pulling. The more grainy looking chuck pulled with a little more resistance than the fattier...
OK, pulled veggie Au Jus pan, probed and pan foiled the chuckies with some liquid. They were within 3 degrees of each other (163/166) so that was timed OK I reckon.
Going to carry on at 240 and hope they're done in time to rest a bit before dinner tonight!
Thanks Bear! I actually read your post along with some other's experience for chuck's and Au Jus and sort of melded the ideas. Going to probe in an hour and see where I stand... it sure smells good out there right now!
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