My first smoke.

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hrt_attack

Newbie
Original poster
Nov 24, 2007
12
10
hilton, ny
Hi all.
Well i had my first smoke today. I got frustrated with my Big Cheif smoker , and went out an bought a great outdoors smokey mountain propane smoker last week.
Well today I decided to smoke a 7 lb NY strip Roast. (thats what my friend who processes her own cows calls it.) I used hickory which made the meat so delicious. I smoked at 225-230 degree until the roast got about 140 degrees. I then placed it in in a alluminium pan and covered it with foil until the roast hit 193 degrees.. 10.5 hrs total cook time.
I then placed it in a cooler for 30 mins. (next time I will keep it in the cooler for an hour.)
Well all I can saw is that it was delicious.. i could not keep my son away from it.
My question to all is do you place bar-b-que sauce on the side, or place it on at the tail end of cooking?


Jack
HRT_ATTACK

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Me personally, I like to add sauce to it as I eat it. I have found that if properly smoked, it does not need a lot of extra sauce. It is kind of like a good grilled steak, it does not need much steak sauce if the cut of meat is good and it has a good dry rub. Just my opinion. BTW, looks great for your first smoke! Welcome!

Brentman0110
 
congrats on a successful smoke HRT_ATTACK.
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Personally I would use a rub on that or even just salt, pepper, and a touch of garlic then offer sauce on the side. But that's my personal preference.
 
Thanks all..
I used a beef rub my wife bought some time ago.. It worked well..
i also used a mop that I concocted using apple cider vinigar, olive oil, italian seasoning, garlic, pepper,paprika, and a little apple juice.
 
It really depends on what I am smoking. Big chunk of meat like that, sauce on the side. Individual rib bones, small rack, etc. I may mop some sauce on them.
Great looking first smoke
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Congrats on a successful first smoke. That picture tells the whole story; yum!
 
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