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I used to have the same problem it was really good tasting just dry. Only thing I can tell you I do now is basically just use a rib rub on it with no mustard or anything put it in at 235 and let her sit for about 3.5 hours mop it once with a mixture of beer, honey, and a little bit of the rub...
You must have some pretty laid back vegetarian friends the ones I know I wouldn't eat that because it was contaminated by the meat products on the same plate lol.
I agree that it is certainly a different bacon taste, I attribute that to most of the fat and greases rolling off and not staying in the meat. I still like it though! :)
They held up well and color stayed a nice green as far as taste I couldn't really tell you it was so hot and it was hard to make out all the flavors from the heat lol.
Looking really good took mine off the smoker about an hour ago after about 12 hours total brought to 170 foiled and up to 190 for finish it is now resting till dinner time. I did a spicy rub for mine we shall see how she turns out!
I have used it quite a bit. The latest one I did was a 50/50 mix of Chorizo and Hot Italian Sausage(it is the post titled Atomic Fattie) mainly just to cut down on grease. I have done quite a few breakfasts ones with just chorizo but make sure you do a bacon weave when you cook it.
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