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That's good question. I'm not sure how to answer it as I've never used TQ for jerky. One thing I'd be cautious of is if your marinade doesn't normally have TQ in it then adding a 1/2 oz of TQ to it may very well make your meat too salty.
2-2-1 is for BB's and 3-2-1 is fore spares. 3 hours on the smoker, 2 hours wrapped in foil with a splash of apple juice added then back on the smoker, 1 hour on the the smoker with no foil to firm them up.
In my experience pork is much more forgiving than beef when it comes to pulling. I have pulled briskets before but have never been very happy with the results so I prefer to slice briskets. If I want some yummy pulled beef then I slow smoke a chuck roast.
I'm sure there are several methods folks here use to maintain 225, I'll share what I do. Where your at on the globe makes a difference when trying to offer suggestions for this type of stuff but nonetheless. Water or some type of heat sink is critical, personally I use a large clay saucer...
May I be so bold to suggest perusing through the multitudes of recipes/posts of ABT's that are already listed here? Like fatties there are no hard fast rules for ingredients and they are pretty hard to mess up.
Compliments of fellow member Scarbelly:
"Most of the time if you are looking for a...
I use it on butt's all the time with great results. I do swap the brown sugar with turbinado sugar when making the rub though. It has a higher burning point than brown sugar.
Railroad ties are soaked in creosote (of all things lol) to help them last longer in the weather. Hard to believe anyone could be that foolish but then again....
I used to do it that way until I learned an even more efficient method. Pour the liquid into a zip lock freezer bag and if you hold the bag upright the fat will rise to the top. Then while holding above a bowl or container snip off a small corner of the bag and let the juice drain into the bowl...
Just wanted to say thanks for everything I've learned from the various members here over the years. Sometimes life throws you a curve ball so I need to duck out for awhile. I'll still be lurking off and on and will try to pop in and say Hi when I can. Thanks again and take care everyone.
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