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The chicken—salt and pepper with thyme and rosemary— cooked at 148 degrees for 2:10 and seared afterwards has got to be some of the best chicken I have ever eaten.
Just received a sous vide unit from @Inkbirdbbq and will be cooking some boneless chicken breasts this evening.
It looks like many sites I’ve read recommend temps between 144 and 149.
However, the time for it to cook vaires from 1.5 up to even 4 hours with around 2 hours being ideal.
I like...
I thought I grabbed a tri tip but it’s actually a 2.5# round tip.
Suggestions on how to smoke it?
Temp/time?
Still reverse sear when done?
Thanks
Munson
Your family handled this and was prepared for this perfectly. I’m so glad the grandparents had an epipen and were willing to use it!
I’m a pediatrician and unfortunately not everyone is prepared as y’all. Somethimes folks are scared or unwilling to use the epipen and wait for EMS to arrive...
I have my first attempt at a spatchcocked turkey breast on the smoker now (dry run for Thanksgiving day).
Good, bad, or ugly will post some pics when it’s done.
While I understand the temp is what matters, I’m curious as to roughly how much quicker a spatchcocked turkey cooks compared to a non-spatckcocked turkey.
Is it 1/4 of the time?
1/2 the time?
Thoughts?
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