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So, most posts I read say to let the meat rest for a day or so after grinding and seasoning before stuffing & cooking.
What I'm wondering is if would be OK to stuff into muslin & then let it rest before cooking.
More porchetta coming this weekend. I'm debating getting a whole suckling pig all done up for a dinner party on Saturday or just getting a 15lb porchetta roast. I'll know for sure tomorrow morning when I see the butcher.
I love the AMNPS, it works like a charm. As for pellets.... basically Traeger from Home hardware, or Louisiana Grill from Canadian Tire in 20lb bags. Or you can get BBQ delight in many flavours from either BBQ Galore in Burlington or Chadwicks on the mountain.
So, this is what I've found doing this....
I would have thought that the ribs would have been too dry... but that is not what happened at all. They were wonderfully moist & tender. a wee bit too spicy just because of the rub I used but over all a success.
Yeah, Thermometer is out probably 30-40 degrees low. You're still within good smoking temps, You think your doing 225 but you're probably around 265 or more.
No, not really. Gulyas is a soup. end of. If you want to make a stew with similar ingredients it's not Gulyas. It can be Porkolt or Paprikas. But it is not Gulyas. Just because you think it is, doesn't make it so.
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