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Cool to the touch and fully thawed in a sealed cryovac bag. I’m leaning towards it being fine but would hate to get 10+ people sick.
What would you do?
Freezer in basement where it isn’t too hot and yes, it is a pull-out bottom freezer.
BUT, I had my math WRONG. It was Thursday that I got the ice out, so 72hrs with door slightly open (and maybe it was 2in).
What do we think?
A few weeks ago I bought a nice, prime whole packer. About 13lbs. Tossed it in the spare freezer for a later date.
This past Sunday, I see a water trail coming from the spare freezer and realize the freezer door was not properly shut (less than an inch gap). I had taken a bag of ice out about...
Oh man, what a game. Food turned out great. Pastrami has very nice flavor, good mix of pepper, salt and herb. Probably will grind the spice down a bit next time as it didn’t stick to well, even with mustard baste.
Pulled at 205, which I though was high for IT but wasn’t probe tender until then...
Decided a couple days ago I wanted Pastrami to eat while watching my dawgs in the Rose Bowl.
3.5lb corned beef brisket flat (store bought). Soaked 20hrs, rubbed for 24hrs in Mcormicks Pickling Spice.
BGE going at 275 with mix of Apple and Hickory. Just put Pastrami on.
Planning to foil wrap...
That’s a good idea to do mixed pieces, some rubbed and some naked. Think that is what I’ll try, and if successful will test with different woods.
As for the skin, I usually only eat about 25% of it so it doesn’t bother me when it isnt super crisp. That said, I’ll eat 100% when the skin is...
Is chicken flavorful enough to smoke naked... no rub, no sauce? I would likely brine it as they always turn out juicier that way. I think it would be fun to try different wood types over a few solo cooks to get a pure understanding of how each impacts the food. Chicken seems like the best...
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