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Well , I have to plead guilty to not posting my cooks in the New England group section , but I don't want to be redundant....but here's some London broil I did not too long ago.
2.5 hours is probably in the ballpark , but chicken on the bone can be sneaky. Might need a bit more. Your meat thermometer is your best friend in this situation. Looks like it should be good , tho. And I like the sound of your marinade....should be tangy.
Not to contradict , but I would cook to 165 initially , but when reheating I would stay at 135-140 to avoid drying out. I don't mean to nitpick , but I was taught that you don't want to reheat above ( or too close to) the temperature that meat was originally cooked to. To avoid drying out.
The brinkmann gourmet is a pretty well designed smoker. Even tho it's old there's no reason for it to be junk. Like boat bum says , give it a look and see how it works. Could be a good find !
Got some shoulder steak for $3.29lb and marinated it in Frenchs classic steakhouse. Also some russet spuds and fresh corn.Made a Nice meal. Potatoes were tender and crispy. I pulled the steak off at 130....I think next time I will try 125 but great flavor ,pretty tender sliced thin. I thought...
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