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Trying to master the reverse sear, but I haven't had many chances to practice. Today gave me a chance, and it seems to have worked out. Now, if my pattern holds, the next one will get screwed up.
I call it a "quick smoke." I cook bratwurst on the bread rack of a Charbroil infrared grill with apple chips in the trough. They cook for about 45 min on ~400 degrees. This was a batch from Wednesday:
I've been wanting to get a good reverse sear on beef, but my first attempt left me underwhelmed. I think it was my poor job of keeping up the smoke.
I used a mix of mesquite and Jack Daniels oak thinking this was well suited to beef. What do you think? Any recommendations on the oak/mesquite...
Hello everyone. New member here hoping to get really good at smoking all sorts of meats. I'm off to a decent start with pork.
I'm in the metro Atl area with a Masterbuilt Sportdman Elite 2-door gasser that I got for Father's Day. Glad I put that needle valve on it. I also have a Charbroil...
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