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I am going to wait as long as necessary next time until the probe goes in lime soft butter. Curious to know how much higher than 205 I need to go. And don’t understand why this won’t make it dry at high IT. Expensive learning curve! Maybe I’ll try putting a water pan in there as well.
Thanks...this is very helpful. I am curious about what you refer to as the STALL (why does it do this?). Mine happened at 165 degrees and I wrapped it at that point. Anyway, the main question I have is if the temp gets to 205 and the probe still has resistance when going in, should I keep it...
Answering some of the questions above...thanks everyone!
- 8.4lb choice flat though had some poin
- temp was definitely correct and steady at 225 (used 3 probes to be sure).
- took 6.5hrs to hit 165 IT, wrapped and then another 1.5hrs to hit 202IT
- then let it rest for 60mins in closed foil
-...
I have a Rec Tec 590 which I am very happy with, but the one cook I cannot nail is a brisket. I cook at a steady 225 until 165 degrees internal, then wrap in tin foil and keep at 225 until at 200-205, then let rest for an hour. The meat probe does not slip in smoothly. The meat is still too...
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