"Frank" beats Sweet Lucy's Smokehouse

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Depends---We generally do ribs by time (3-2-1 or 2-2-1, etc), so if he was talking about ribs...............



Bear

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He was talking about pretty much everything. I imagine that cooking by temp when you load some big industrial beast up with 25 butts and 25 briskets would present a challenge all in itself. I know that some on here do chicken by time, but they've also done enough chickens to know how long to go in their equipment, and chickens tend to not vary a whole lot in how they cook.
 
Depends---We generally do ribs by time (3-2-1 or 2-2-1, etc), so if he was talking about ribs...............

Bear


He was talking about pretty much everything. I imagine that cooking by temp when you load some big industrial beast up with 25 butts and 25 briskets would present a challenge all in itself. I know that some on here do chicken by time, but they've also done enough chickens to know how long to go in their equipment, and chickens tend to not vary a whole lot in how they cook.
Good point,

Everybody here (almost) are very safety conscious, so we go by internal temp.

That BBQ joint might go way beyond the time you need to get to the safe temp, so they feel they are OK doing it that way.

They might overcook, but that way it will be safe.

Bear
 
[quote name="Bearcarver" url="/forum/thread/106095/frank-beats-sweet-lucy-s-smokehouse/20#post_627852"]


Good point,


Everybody here (almost) are very safety conscious, so we go by internal temp.


That BBQ joint might go way beyond the time you need to get to the safe temp, so they feel they are OK doing it that way.


They might overcook, but that way it will be safe.



Bear

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There's a flip side to that as well. Something like a brisket is going to be safe to eat long before it is good to eat.
 
Good point,

Everybody here (almost) are very safety conscious, so we go by internal temp.

That BBQ joint might go way beyond the time you need to get to the safe temp, so they feel they are OK doing it that way.

They might overcook, but that way it will be safe.

Bear


There's a flip side to that as well. Something like a brisket is going to be safe to eat long before it is good to eat.
Absolutely---Brisket, Butts, Chuckies, etc---You got it.

Later,

Bear
 
Nice compliment Sqwib, take it when you get them. But keep that humble look on your face..lol...or she might turn on you.  I showed the GF a post of mine that made the banner and she says 'oh god, your heads so big already you have to turn sideways to get out of the kitchen'...LMAO at that one.
 
Nice compliment Sqwib, take it when you get them. But keep that humble look on your face..lol...or she might turn on you.  I showed the GF a post of mine that made the banner and she says 'oh god, your heads so big already you have to turn sideways to get out of the kitchen'...LMAO at that one.
Humble... agreed.

I sure wont get cocky or she'll expect me to take over "all the cooking".
 
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