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I'm with Wingman, I purchased a Texas last year. It was absolutely one of the best things I have done. It is very easy to use and doesn't need a bunch of mods. It really is a start and walk away smoker. I would recommend the 180* controller. I have the 225* and would like lower temps...
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lan Davidson, in "The Penguin Companion to Food" (London, 2002), says that a Baron of Beef is "both sides of the rump together, with the back part of the sirloin attached."
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Brisket is cooked more for tenderness than time. The end temp will be around 200. I smoke to 165-170 then foil in a pan with some juice. Cook there until you get the tenderness you desire.
Don't be discouraged.Brisket can be a challenge. I have had more than one come out less than tender over...
Welcome to the forum. The Yoder is a great unit. Congrat on the new smoker. I'm sure there will be someone along soon that can answer your questions on seasoning your unit. I would suspect Yoder would have a procedure in the paperwork that came with the unit.
Having never used the MSG part, I cannot say if it contributed to the taste. All I know is the rub is good without it. My wife always tells me to leave out the MSG. There are a lot of folks that are allergic.
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