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The one I bought is big enough to fit a whole chicken. I LOVE poultry in it. Wings turn out great too! I bought my wife a air fryer cook book but I rarely use that. The biggest thing is over crowding the food will make it harder. I think anything frozen and breaded will come out good. I...
I almost pulled the trigger on a packet of ranch last time when I did a sirloin steak. Next time I will. I do a slow cooker roast like that. Packet of Auju, Ranch, pepperoncini and stick of butter.
I can't find the thread. I guess it was before the site migrated.
Anyway, from memory you want to cook it to 200-ish like a brisket but just not in between the normal 135ish medium temp.
I know there was a thread on this some time ago but basically yes you can cook it just like brisket. I remember being surprised b/c I've only cooked it medium like a steak. I will see if I can find the thread
I followed Bear's technique for the most part. I put texas rub but I like montreal seasoning too and 2 garlic cloves, and butter. The difference is I put a packet of Au Ju seasoning powder instead of the onion soup powder. (couldn't find it in the store).
You should look at getting a food...
I think you should really open up to electric. I think wood/charcoal is on the opposite spectrum of fire and forget especially if you are talking about smoking briskets.
So whats more important to you, using wood/charcoal or fire and forget?
I'm new in the SV game but I thought to keep things safe, you have to cook 130 or above no?
Never mind, I just looked it up. Looks like anything over 3hrs should be cooked at least 130 to be safe
I'm assuming you were able to vacuum seal it right? If so, let us know what seasonings you went with. Remember the time isn't cooking it, it's making it more tender. The temp you set is basically the level of cook. Like Bear said, 132 is good for medium and I think you have to set it 130 or...
Bear god bless you! I pulled mine at 48 hrs and u were right as rain. It was a 10$ chuck tender as prime rib. Im gonna post pics now. I loved adding jeffs texas rub, butter, packet of auju, rosemary!