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I've done the French Dip before and it was delicious. I have found that the best cut of roast to use is the "Chuck Tender Roast" and it will come off of the smoker at 145-150 degrees internal. My wife requested I do one this week end to take with us camping. You simply cannot go wrong making...
I personally like the 2-2-1 method for spares, the 3 in the 3-2-1 is just too done. Remember when you foil for the middle 2hrs. spritz before sealing to hold in moisture.
Moth balls work too. We had a skunk coming into our yard evry night, someone told me to use throw moth balls around the yard and the ammonia smell would sting their eyes and nose and keep them away. Surprisingly it worked. I still like the .177 inch airborne parasite method myself! the trouble...
Welcome to the site, it is nice to have another FINE OKIE here. Since you have a roast, look up the thread by "Glued2it" on French Dips. They are delicious!
If you do another roast, smoke it in an aluminum pan. That way it will be sitting in the juices that run off of it. Also that juice is good to put back onto the meat or use as a broth. Fatty's are great and relatively easy(not counting the rolling part). Ribs are always good to practice with...
Quote:What to smoke? I want to start small and cheap (we don't have tons of $$ and I'd hate to ruin a good slab of meat). I have a small roast I bought from the store intending to put it in the crock-pot. Is that smokeable? I wouldn't be out too much if turns out crappily. Quote
Since you have...
If he has positive pressure in the line, water will shoot out, but mud should not be able to get in the lines. But then again, as my wife has so eloquently said, I'm usually wrong!
Just foil when they are done. Refridgerate, and then your ready to eat put in the oven for 20-30 minutes to heat up. They will be just as good as they would be if you ate them straight off of the smoker.
it'd be "regular strength" i reckon. It has a little tingle, but not bad. But then again, too hot is subjective. What is too hot for me may be just right for someone else. But Head Country is good and it is made right here in good ol OKLAHOMA!
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