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I always rinse. Poultry cavities ALWAYS seem to have something loose in them that I just don't want. Bone in meat is a must because all too often I seem to be tho one to find a bone fragment and the last thing I want is for a guest or my wife to find one. Fish, just because.
My (soon to be delivered) REC TEC comes with dual temp probes bit I'm sure I'll need to use s hand held as well so I'm looking at getting the Kizen.
Have any of you tried it? What's your impression?
Congratulations! I researched and decided on REC TEC as well. I'm sure we'll both be enjoying some tasty meals soon. (When I think of those bland, gas fired, chicken breasts I won't be missing them a bit.)
I'm a pellet guy but should probably be a stick guy. I've currently got about 14 full cords (42 face cords) of maple and oak. We use it not for actually heating but for the enjoyment of both outside fires and the inside fireplace.
Will do. The 900 has a add on smoke box for $$$ that's supposed to be good for cheese and the like but I'm hoping that using a AMPS in the 590 without running the pellet will suffice. I'm also getting the searing plates for burgers and brats so I'll be anxious to see if they perform well enough.
Same same... I'm trying a different strategy. The gasser died and is at the dump. She wants another "cheap" gasser and I'm refusing to look at one. We have a old Magma Catalina that I'm using for now but it has a bad hot spot and the internal temp drops like a rock with the slightest breeze so...
Second thanks from me as well. I'll be getting a new RT-590 and I'm going to give the searing plates a try. (Searing fallback will be the Webber kettle.)
Just found Red's review of searing Ribeyes on his REC TEC and that looks pretty good to me.
http://www.smokingmeatforums.com/t/183786/couple-of-quick-ribeyes-on-the-rec-tec-w-qview
I have a Webber 22" and Smoky Joe so yes, I can use them.
My question was more to "How often do you need to sear something that's smoked?
Also, been doing more research on the searing racks for RT and it sounds like it's an option that is not what I would want. Low quality sear with limited...
My gas BBQ died. Going to buy my first pellet smoker. Leaning towards the rt-590. How often do you need a gas unit to sear something once you go smoker? Also, how effective are the searing plates on a RecTec 590?
I'm down to the same choice. Hope you don't mind me butting in.
Regarding RT & CC;
1. how do they perform in cold weather (I'm northern Wisconsin)?
2. How long to heat up at say 65° outside temp?
3. Either one a particular pellet hog?
Emulsified some of Jeff's rub into the brine and then I'll coat them in rub before smoking.
Pic is of my modified ECB.
Question - should I oil the theighs before applying the rub?
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