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By far my favorite part was the darker ham colored meat at the one end.
I used Famous Dave's Pork rub. It was good & super juicy. The garlic & onion kinda over powered me.
But it was great.
Guys & gals I picked up a small boneless pork loin roast. It weighs 2lbs.
It seems as 145°f is the target for internal temp & most smoke at 225°f
My question is: Can I smoke it at 200°f to a internal temp of 145°f & it be safe.
Barrel temp has been averaging 195°-205°f
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I got to Thank @TNJAKE for the bacon wrapped Cajun chicken.
I used a internet brine recipe for the 2 boneless breast & it was a touch salty.
But I took them to 167°f internal temp. Time I pulled them off & set a few minutes, they were 170°f
They were Juicy as all get out! Bacon just...
Yep that made the deciding factor real easy. This is what I am going to do. Them Breastes looked delicious 😋 😍
What internal temp did you take them 2?
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What's kinda funny or dumb coincidence is I'm brining the chicken breast in a Cajun brine. I will read thru that thread & see what I can learn.
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I think they released it in August. Check it out. Looks like a sweet unit. If I would not have just purchased a Smoke X4, the RFX would be in my arsenal of tools.
Ok thanks everybody. I got them in a brine now, soo they should get 21-22hrs of brine time.
I don't necessarily need to smoke, but would like to get some smoke flavor in them.
Guys & gals I want to do some boneless chicken breast on my pit boss pellet grill.
What would be my best planned attack at this?
Should I smoke at 180°f-200°F for a hour or so & then baste with bbq sauce & wrap in foil & increase temp to say 225°250°f to finish at 165°f temp?
Thanks. Any &...
See how this piece is real white on the outside edge. That is wood on its way to getting rotten/soft.
I bet you can dig a flat tip screwdriver in it fairly easy.
On the pieces that are black on the end, saw a inch off the end & see how the wood looks.
If you saw it off & it looks fine, like...
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