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Nope, you don't have to hang jerky to get great results. Plenty of folks lay the strips on racks/shelves in their smokers. Having non-stick mats is a real plus (frog mats & other similar products) in order to keep the meat from adhering to the metal. Only real difference in the results may be...
Hi BikerBob
I use my MB XL for all my sausage-smoking & the occasional jerky batch. I keep the temp ranges in the 120-150°F most of the time.
Keeping it in the low 100s (<120) is more of a challenge, but the key is doing what Chef Jimmy suggests: a valve inserted into the chain in order to...
So, after eleven hours in the smoker, the brisket hits the 205°F mark.
Photo op at 1 o'clock in the morning...
I wrapped the brisket well and let it rest overnight in the fridge.
NEXT DAY:
I heated & basted the brisket with BBQ sauce on the weber (plus 8 ears of corn on the cob) while the...
I picked up on sale a large brisket a couple of days ago and decided, with the early spring weather upon us (sunny & mid-80's here today), it'd be a great time to fire up the smoker for a good, long smoke.
A 12-pound bruiser; and not too bad a shape. Sale for $1.69 a pound, I was tempted to...
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