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So I want to replicate the thin sliced smoked salmon that you can buy in the stores. My idea is to buy a fillet and low smoke it (165 F)
What I am curious about, is what temp should I cook it till?
So I used to just cut meat up, and put in a foil tray, or wrap in foil. I noticed it would dry out, so then I started using zip lock bags. (I would pull pork, and store, squeezing air out). For brisket though, I was going to use cling film.
What do you folks use? I also see BBQ restraunts...
Still having issues with Timberline, yesterday it stopped burning, but filled up my pellet burn pot with pellets. 3 times. Had to take everything off, and re-ignite. Re-igniting take about 20 mins, which seems way to long. No help from Traeger, asked if I ever clean it. Of course I do
Any...
So the hot rod on my Traeger stays on all the time. Unless I unplug from the wall, its always on. Any remedies? I have emailed Traeger twice, and no response. Not sure whats up with that.
Got a couple small turkeys to smoke, was going to do something with one and bacon. Would stuffing the bird with bacon work out, or do you think it would be a uncooked greasy mess?
So I cannot find a insulating blanket to get by tommrow for a brisket. Its going to be negative balls out, so I wanted to insulate my smoker. What do you think about a moving blanket, draped over the top to insulate? I will be at 225 F max, I cannot think that it would do any harm to the grill...
So after doing a couple small birds, I am now up to a 29lb bird for this weekend.
I did the smaller ones at 225 and they were perfect at 160 in the breast.
For a bigger bird, I am worried the breast will be done first, what do you guys think?
Gonna shoot for a 8-10 hour smoke, but can...
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So I have a turkey to smoke tonight, 12lb bird. I am spattlecocking it, and going to smoke at 225 on my treager.
I heard that check the thigh for temp and when hits 160 pull it and let rest. I suppose I should check a breast also to make sure its at 160.
Where do you guys check temps and what...
I have a Lil Tex with a digital thermostat. When I put it on smoke, it only gets up to about 135-140, but on the next setting 225, it reads 225 pretty constant. I have tried cleaning the pot, etc. It seems to be a lower temp smoke. Should I worry, or should the temp be higher on this model?
Thanks
Meijer has Grade A chickens on sale for 89 cents a pound. Did 3 couple weeks ago, was superb as pulled chicken.
Lol, any reason to get the grill going!
Doing my second butt, was going to put in a foil pan, but elevate it up off the bottom. Won't cover it till about 160, and figure the juices will be enough, maybe add a beer or home apple juice.
What do you guys think?
It's a boneles cut, so also may have to tie to keep from opening up
So I am going to smoke a pork butt tommorow, but the meat I bought was boneless. Would you guys tie it up before putting on the smoker, or just bunch it up and set it and forget it?
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