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Well accourding to Most of u guys I should be dead and most of my family LOL
I guess its up to the person cooking and serving the food But i say if ur cooking ur food at 220 250 those juices are not going to do any growing to any kind of bacteria if it was sitting on ur counter top thats a...
Well got started later then I would have liked but its on the smoker now Here are some pics
Ok the fattie was so good. Here a another pic of it being done
Allright here are the pics for the chuck tender roast.
LOOK at that smoke ring
yes this site is so helpfull everyone is very nice and so willing to share there Knowledge and i just want to take the time to thank u all again for ur help.
Glad to see another Floridian
What i like to do is use a mixture of oak and pecan wood you should defantility try different types of wood before you foil your meat. Mesquite is a very strong smoke. also use real wood coals not kingsford coals.
ok i and my kids tried the ox tails they were very good something different to snack on smoked at 250 for 4 1/2 hours.
Worked up a good appetit on the slip and slide. Yes i did try it was very fun LOL
I figured i would put them on for a snack when i smoke my brisket so like at a tempt of 215 250. i have never had them or cooked them before just need some ideas