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Welcome! Deerjohn !
You officially have a whole fleet of smokers at your call to help you out! Best forum group ever!
Tons of help on here and friendly people, best of luck and congratulations on your retirement.
Lynsi
It was amazing! New tradition for the family for sure. I didn't get a shot of it between carving that and turkey before it hit the table 128555. No leftovers. Hope everyone had a great Christmas!
Merry Christmas Everyone!!
Home with Poppy and family showing them how to really LOVE prime rib on Christmas.
Crusted with ol faithful (salt, black pepper, gran onion and gran garlic). Rested over night in the fridge uncovered. Into the smoker revved up to a whopping 150°F, for 40 minutes...
Yes absolutely! If your doing bone in don't forget to inject around the bone if using a wet cure (brine) to help the cure get to the center due to the size of the cut. :welcome1:
You need to purchase the side box for cold smoking in the mes if you aren't using the amnps. Mine works perfectly! Love my side box. Paid $75.00 for it. Ordered online.
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Welcome friend!! Ask and you shall receive on here. Tons of good input encouragement and advise . You'll have pork and beef mastered in no time I'm sure
Gets warm but you can touch it. If that helps. Nothing like a traditional smoker. I keep mine in the garage up against the wall. I don't know that I would recommend to enclose it in the cabinet though if those are your intentions. If so I'd give it a good 4" gap on all 3 sides. And yes...
If it is possible ideal temps for curing would be between freezing and the danger zone ( 33°F - 40°F ). That being said...for some people and some larger cuts it is not possible and the use of the next best thing comes into play... But only in colder months where the temp stays below 50...
Low and slow is the ticket. Some brine some do not. Either way Smoke at 200°F – 225°F until you reach and internal temperature of 205°F minimum for pulling. I think he's right about not giving it enough time. With a 10# shoulder you may need 12-16 hrs , the stall may be longer than you...
Yes!!! Your on the right track there. What greater gift than something that is hand crafted or processed specifically for the recipients. I hope your friends and family realize just how lucky they are. Merry Christmas!
Hi Sarah!
Congrats on your kill, and best of luck on your smoking journeys. Dont give up girl, "just keep smoking, just keep smoking, just keep smoking!!! ":welcome1:
Sounds like it. I hope you can get it resolved or replaced by the company. If not keep it as a cold smoking chamber. Lol 128523! Good luck friend happy smoking
Have a mes 40 not sure which edition but the digital controls are on the top in the front as well as a bright led light. Mine too shuts off when the timer runs out and won't run unless I set the timer. However the timer goes to 24 hrs so just set it for forever to make sure it doesn't shut off...
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