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Green Coffee roasts at a very high temperature....somewhere between 350 degrees F to 550 deg. F depending on the beans used. The beans have to get to an internal temperature of 350F for the very light, cinnamon roast level to about 480F for very dark French Roasts.
Once you get to the ideal...
My good friend is from Dallas and several years ago, he and his family moved to Maryland and lived there for a few years.
His main complaint was that BBQ in MD and Virginia was all about pork.....and that there were not much BBQ places that had beef. He says....."I'm from Texas and BBQ means beef".
Looks like the chamber is aluminum but the grates are not so it should be fine. Plus the aluminum foil and highly acidic food may cause a reaction, but it does not mean that it is toxic.
http://www.newton.dep.anl.gov/askasci/chem00/chem00364.htm
Maybe not grind them as the purpose of a fatty is FAT and Filet Mignon is a pretty lean cut of meat.
If you have the patience, you can lay out a few of the pieces and pound them flat. Then mix up some cream cheese, sour cream, goat cheese, shallots (maybe some basil), salt, pepper and a little...
Rule of thumb is 1-1/4 to 1-1/2 hours per pound of brisket smoked at 225 deg F (give or take 5 degrees).
There are quite a growing number of people who smoke at a higher temp at about 30 to 45 mins per pound.
Like Cowgirl, I try to keep the rub simple especially for beef, but I do use a Cajun...
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