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Well Chop gave a pretty good game plan in post #6. If you follow it next time you should be successful.
And that's the great thing about BBQ and smoking meats.
Several ways to get the desired results. But with tips and tricks from SMF, you can figure out with one you prefer. I know it...
Sorry it didn't turn out as planned but need more info.
Too many people cook to time instead of tenderness.
What grade of meat?
Select, Choce, Prime?
What was the final IT?
What it "probe tender " all over?
How long in the oven @ 350?
How long was the rest before slicing?
Any pics of the...
The first I did felt tender around 203 IT.
Let rest but it certainly did not shred as well as I had expected. It was very good and wound up slicing most of it.
Now I always let them ride, in a pan, to °208-210.
Keith
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