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My butcher here will throw my seasoning on before he vacuum seals the package. Basically Paprika, salt& pepper and cayenne. Just a dusting. When I am ready to put it on the smoker I rub some Worcestershire on it.
love those things!
So because 2020 is crazy didn’t get a chance to feast on these. They will be good in the freezer though, enjoy later. I did sneak one sandwich on rye with sauerkraut. It hit the mark!
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The smoke is attracted to the moisture on the surface of your meat so as long as it is moist it should gain smoke flavor, at least in the bark. The thickness of the bark often depends on the rub constituents. Rubs with a higher solids content and the amount you put on determines the bark...
I don’t really know but I can put one 15 lb turkey on my Daniel Boon (458 square inches) and it cooks even. With 1000 square inches you have I would guess 2 turkeys. Maybe three medium size but it probably would cook the best with 2. Just my opinion. Hope it helps.
Smoking some corned beef brisket today. This is my poor man’s pastrami! Good price at the grocery store today. An idol smoker on a beautiful Saturday in Nebraska is a terrible site. So we fixed that!
Once it is done we slice it up and put it on a skillet of cabbage cooked with salt pepper...
Ground meat is much easier to spoil. Bacteria is on the surface of whole muscle cuts. When meat is ground or injected the surface bacteria is spread throughout the product. That being the case 40F to 140F (4C to 60C) in 4 hours is a good general rule if you are actively heating or cooling...
I agree chicken doesn’t have much fat so you wouldn’t expect a long stall like you would see in a pork butt. I would check the thermometer.
You cans do this by boiling some water and putting the tip of the probe in the boiling water. It should read close to 212 depending on elevation. (Exact...
Make sure to keep a log or journal. It will help you get that brisket just how you want next time without forgetting what you did.
Before I wrote things down I had a big problem with consistency from smoke to smoke.
Looks and sounds like your off to a great start.
I have never had that problem. I would recommend cleaning out the ash/pellets around the igniter and the putting a few pellets back in the burn pit.(half hand full or so) then fire it up.
Or It may be a bad temp sensor. The sensor is located just inside the cooking chamber on the pellet feeder...