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What everybody else said…just to add. I find that usually somewhere between 190 and 200 if you do the probe test (when the probe will slide into the brisket with little or no resistance) and then rest wrapped for at least two hours the flat will be very tender and the point will pull nicely.
I know this is a couple of days old but...
First you don’t need a restaurant kitchen to cook your food in. Your cooker is your kitchen. You do need a place to store your products ie: meat, salads ect. and prepare the items you don’t cook on your cooker as well as a place to clean your...
Here is one I have used. This is from Texas Hunters Web-site
Boudin blanc
is French for "white pudding, " and doesn't justly describe these mild and finely textured little sausages.The recipe makes about three pounds\
4 feet medium hog casings
1/2 pound pork fat, cubed
3 large onions...
Every state has a dept. of professional regs. If you are serving food to the public for a price you need some kind of license. There are ways around this but ultimately you will be caught. In order to get a food service permit in most states you will need a sales Tax use #, an EIN and have...
The mustard is basicly used to help hold the rub on the meat. It dose not add any flavor but there are some that belive it helps with bark formation. That being said, I do not use mustard period. With butts I inject the meat with a mixture of apple juice and my rub (I will run the rub through a...
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