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ive had a brisket in a brine/cure for last 6 days following the all things bbq recipe to make pastrami. The brisket turned a grey/brown color on the outside but interior looks to be bright red. It smells normal.
Is it safe to cook?
I'm new to the world of smoking meats and I have a very small trailer unit. I've used the smoker about four times now and I am really struggling to keep my temp consistent. my biggest issue seems to be when i am trying to add a log to the fire. I can have it running along smoothly at 275 but...
I saw this thing attached to Aaron franklkn smoker on one episode that he attended a competition. I'm guessing it is a temp sensor but thought I would see what you guys think. If it is a Bluetooth sensor that's a great way to install with out having to go through the door. Any thoughts?
when i see pictures and videos of the larger restaurant cookers they always seem to have a couple pieces of wood in the first door of the smoker. why are they doing that?