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Thanks for your quick reply, Bear! When you say close the top vent to preheat, do you mean the vent on the smoke stack?
Also, although I know most people pull this meat, I intend to slice it. Would that affect my desired internal temps?
Steve
I agree. Pork tenderloins are great. I've done them once so far and had good results. They tasted great, were relatively inexpensive, and didn't take all day to smoke. Best of all, I was able to make two and freeze two for future smoking.
Came across a certified angus chuck roast at the local supermarket and decided to give it a try. Have any of you smoked this before? What IT should I aim for? APPROXIMATELY how long will it take? All tips, suggestions, concerns, advice are encouraged and accepted.
Thanks!
Thinking of either tri tip or chuck roast. Want to iron out the details earlier this time than last time. Is 135 a good temp for both? Is one a better choice than the other? Any tips, advice, recommendations?
Thanks!!!
Should I have left pork out in room temperature prior to smoking? If so, for how long? Wrapped or unwrapped? Etc.
I pulled it at 170 and let it rest 30 minutes. I was satisfied with the finished product, except the overall cook time.
It went straight from fridge to smoker.
There is a salty rub on it.
Probe was inserted at beginning of smoke.
The temp is now stuck at 145. It took 7 1/2 hours to raise 100 degrees. Doesn't sound right to me?
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