Fattie question....to wrap or not?

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teeznuts

Master of the Pit
Original poster
Jun 18, 2011
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Central Cali
I've been making jimmy dean breakfast fatties as well as ground beef burger fatties but I haven't bacon wrapped any of them because I wanted to make sure my sausage or ground beef had that smoky goodness to it. I notice alot of you bacon wrap/weave your fatties. Does the bacon wrap/weave affect the smokes ability to penetrate into the actual meat of the fattie? 

Any feedback is greatly appreciated.
 
It does affect the smoke penetration. Lately I have been making fatties without the bacon & we like them better.
 
I never did a full weave, just opting to lay the bacon across the top of the fatty. Got plenty of smoke this way.

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Craig is right, no rules here other than those that involve food safety. My basic rule is that whatever my family, my guests and I like is the way to go.  Besides, experimenting is half the fun.

Good luck and good smoking.
 
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