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I am going to smoke my first chicken tonight and have a question on temperature.
As I would like crispy skin, should I set my temp to say 350 and keep it there the
whole cook or start lower then at the end go higher or start higher then go low?
Any advice and a rough estimate for a 5lb...
Boy was I way off in my thinking. 1/3 of the people will be 20 something's, 1/3 will be women
and the rest males.
I was going to do a brisket around 14 or 15lbs, 8 racks of baby backs and 10
pounds of chicken breasts in a white bbq sauce.
So I was asked to smoke some meat for a family reunion and were
expecting 30 to 40 people. I would like to make brisket, ribs and chicken
breast for all to pick from. I never cooked for this many people and would
some thoughts on how much to get of each. Thank you kindly.
I can handle that, and would you recommend for a starter like me to smoke one day 4-6 hours or more till I know what I like. After done smoking how long do you rest it!
I would like to cold smoke some bacon and have a few questions.
Has anyone ever used Walton's dry rub cures and while cold smoking
do you need any heat at all?
Well after a 14 day brine, letting it set for a few days I used my A Maze N tube tonight in my Rec Tec and proceeded to ruin all the meat. After pulling the meat after four hours the inside of my Rec Tec looked like someone sprayed water inside it and this creosote smelling drops of condensation...
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