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I normally don't use chicken fat for much of anything. Not even for chicken sausage.
My shop has them for the same price this week too. But you have to buy 40lbs at a time.
Enjoy those quarters, if you haven't already. Hah
I know he was looking for a place because the lid is so damn big. I think this might be temporary until he pony's up for the hinge to attach it permanently.
Personally, I have found that it may get too mushy (over cooked) if it's in the cooler for that long. The towels let out just enough heat for a super slow cool down. Again, this is all based on my experiences with cooking 100 pork shoulders in my life.
If you can plan a 12 hour cook where you can take it out during mid-day and put it in a pan with tin foil, I do not foresee any problem. Even grab a beach towel and wrap it around the pan of meat. it will hold the temps longer for you. Pull it when you get back and enjoy. I would set the cooker...
I am no tasso expert by any means. But in my experience, I do not think that they are normally cured. As long as you get it to a safe temp within 4 hours or so, it will not go bad on you.
I do it all the time on the pellet cooker. The key would be to keep your temps up rather than the low and slow method. As if you were baking. I suggest also using a lighter wood like pecan.
It's hard to give you an accurate time when when we don't know the cooker, what temps your going to smoke at, what the size of the meat is, etc. I did a small tri tip previously and smoked it to med rare and it took around 2 hours using my pellet cooker on a fall day cooking at 230...
Whats the brand of the smoker? How old is it? I know on my pellet cooker, if the hot rod is dying it will trip the GFCI every time until you either unplug it or replace it. I would try hooking up a vacuum to it because you know the vacuum drawn a lot more than the cooker does. If it trips, you...
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