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Size the exhaust with the intake. Right now on that size cooker I would say you have more exhaust than intake. This will bleed heat from the CC. But you at this point are running cleaner smoke than ever before, that’s important too. In a perfect world you never damp the exhaust but rather...
To meat weight:
1.5-2% salt
Cure #1 @ .25%
Sugar around 1%
Rub that on all sides evenly. Feel free to crush or grind up some aromatics like pickling spice and pepper to add after. Then vac seal and cure about 2 weeks.
I completely understand where you are coming from. But that’s how the school justifies the “free ride scholarships.” And as far as I’ve always understood, how the school sports programs were funded. Maybe I’m wrong though. I guess it’s a different world now. Oh well.
It’s probably in your settings like the guys have said Justin. IDK but most of the time here I’m on my iPad but sometimes my phone. But lately my iPad will not allow me to add links or pictures at all, phone still does just fine, so im 99% sure the problem is on my end and not the site, im...
Personally, I’ve had better luck warming PP in chunks or whole but chunks are faster. Then pull or chop. I would most likely chunk them up then heat slow to a serving temp then pull or chop, but that’s just me. Also a finishing sauce is very beneficial here after reheat and process.
Personally, I would not try to heat them back up to 200+. Doing this will likely yield dry pulled pork. The juices have already moved and reconstituted in the cool down, if you go for 200+ now the juices will simply bleed away and there really isn’t enough collagen in PB to make the meat moist...
Really I think it’s playing your best ball. It’s that “gel” you either get it or not. Offense and defense together. They can start out the year rough or hot but really right now is when it matters.
In NFL I think zebras have a lot to do with it, but you still have to play their best ball now in...
That’s a great step by step there. Thanks. Looks delicious, I tried file powder a couple times and can certainly live without it. That’s a nice bowl of comfort.
Have a great new year Charles.
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