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So this is my second smoke of a corned beef brisket. First was a salty disaster. Only rinsed it, didn't do the multi-hour soak n' rinse. But did make for a good hash. This one I did do the soak n' rinse and it helped but could have done it longer, more rinsing. Rubbed it with a salt-free...
SO MANY distilleries. If you are not really into the nuts and bolts of a distillery but just want some fantastic bourbon, Whiskey Thief is a must. Great venue and great high proof bourbon. Makers Mark has a great tour and Buffalo Trace is also excellent. Some distilleries require a...
Dang, 300 lbs ! When I got my Pit Boss (80 lbs), I got the box into the garage and brought it in piece by piece to assemble. Much easier than trying to lug the full box around. Have fun building your RecTeq. I love doing that kind of stuff.
I've done 3 chucks. Screwed the first two up (over salted dry brine, under cooked) third one I nailed. Wrapped at 165, with half a cup of beef broth. Cooked to 202. Excellent.
My condo HOA sent out a letter a few years ago stating no grills allowed. We all have ground-level patios. Before I invested in a smoker I asked about electric. Even sent them the Amazon link to the Pit Boss I was interested in. It was ok'd and I haven't been the same since.
When I spoke to the CS rep at NESCO about my suction issue, she told me to look at the bags I was using. The wrong bags had just unconnected raised dots on the inside . The NESCO bags had a cross-hatch (?) design, all the raised area was connected. Guess that made a difference.
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