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Hey...sorry it took so long for someone to answer.
Thaw it in the fridge like you would any frozen meat.
You can reheat by the serving in the microwave or by the pound on the stove top.
If you want to reheat all 20 pounds at once, thaw, place in a big aluminum pan and into the oven - covered...
Good morning fellow meat smoking enthusiasts!
Most of you are familiar with my youngest son, Trevor. The JV volleyball team is having their banquet tomorrow and I was asked if I could provide the BBQ...well, far be it from me to deny such a request....gives me a reason to smoke some meat...
Hey Gary, glad Swede got you straight!
The satellite internet can be troublesome...had it myself for a while but finally had to go with the portable MyFI.
As for the test remember that Google is your friend. You can get step-by-step instructions on almost anything...
Ciao,
Bill
Great info by Swede!
It could also be a bandwidth issue with your ISP. What type of internet do you have? Have you tested the speed and bandwidth?
Good luck,
Bill
Looks really good, congratulations!
Next time for even juicer brisket let it get closer to 200 IT you won't be sorry! And separate the point from the flat, cube it up and mix with more rub and some sauce and back in the smoker for burnt ends!
Nice job,
Bill
Hi Twall! Your time is about right! 1.5 to 2 hours per pound is a general rule of thumb; however, you should always cook to an internal temperature. If you want pulled pork your IT should be about 200* - the fat has really melted into the meat well at this point and it pulls very easily by...
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