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If the meat weighs 2.43# and you use 1/2 oz. T.Q. per pound shouldn't you have used more like 1.22 oz. of T.Q. ?
Homemade Canadian bacon (back bacon) is great stuff.
Chuck
I have used pellets in my MES40 but you can't use many at a time or they will flame. If you think you want to add pellets every 15 minutes it may work for you, but Redsmoke gave you great advice. The AMNPS (pellet/sawdust maze) works very well In Masterbuilt electrics if you are not at high...
I would make a guess at around 7 hours cooking time but you really need to cook to temperature and not by time. About 165° in the center of the breast and 175° in the deepest part of the thigh.
Brining a bit longer won't hurt, but isn't needed. I left a chicken for 3 days once because...
You may have stopped cooking a bit too soon. Most of us cook until it probes as tender, maybe even over 200°.
I don't know where you are from, but around here W M has brisket packers for 2.48 #.
It looks like you have a chunk of flat there. The flat is leaner than the point and maybe...
I grind it once through the fine plate on my Kitchener. I like to add a touch more sage and a touch of red pepper flakes.
Thanks for the recipe Pops.
Chuck
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