i'm not new here, but have never posted before. i'll hit up roll call later on today. but right now i have a big question.
i have a vertical propane smoker & i am smoking a brisket for a friend's birthday party later today at 1pm. at midnight the meat was at 141F & the smoker was at 210F. well i dosed off & didn't check it again until 3am, when i found that i had ran out of propane. i thought i had enough to get thru 6am at least. maybe the 24 degree weather had something to do with it. anyway that doesn't matter now. the smoker was at 109F & the meat at 114F. so i put the brisket in the oven at 225F.
now here's my question: if i continue to cook it to 200F, will it be safe to eat? if the smoker was still at 109F in this weather, then it had run out of propane not long before i found it. i didn't tell anyone that i was bringing anything, so if it's a loss then it's not that big a deal (well except to me). any thoughts?
i have a vertical propane smoker & i am smoking a brisket for a friend's birthday party later today at 1pm. at midnight the meat was at 141F & the smoker was at 210F. well i dosed off & didn't check it again until 3am, when i found that i had ran out of propane. i thought i had enough to get thru 6am at least. maybe the 24 degree weather had something to do with it. anyway that doesn't matter now. the smoker was at 109F & the meat at 114F. so i put the brisket in the oven at 225F.
now here's my question: if i continue to cook it to 200F, will it be safe to eat? if the smoker was still at 109F in this weather, then it had run out of propane not long before i found it. i didn't tell anyone that i was bringing anything, so if it's a loss then it's not that big a deal (well except to me). any thoughts?