Thanks my fellow Georgian. Let me know how it goes. Timing is everything, right?Looks and sounds like a well designed plan Mike ! And gave me an idea for my planned Labor Day cook/rest !
Thanks my fellow Georgian. Let me know how it goes. Timing is everything, right?Looks and sounds like a well designed plan Mike ! And gave me an idea for my planned Labor Day cook/rest !
From frozen I did 3 hours at 140 .Tempted to do a long run a la Franklin like 8-10hrs at 140F.
I quit freezing cooked meats unless going in a stew or something. I just never liked the texture. I started doing the sous vide pasteurization and just keep in fridge. I have left up to 4 months and usual taste better than when it was smoked.I usually find that to be the case when reheating from vac sealed frozen on most meats. The only thing we haven't liked was Pork Loin. The texture was completely different and dry. I always add some liquid broth or similar when I vac seal. Beef is always similar or better, but the Pork Loin hasn't been.
That's pretty good method Brian. I don't have SV yet, so I gotta do it old fashioned. But Vac Sealed and in freezer I have kept it up to 8 months and it was still good. The only texture issues I had was with Pork Loin.I quit freezing cooked meats unless going in a stew or something. I just never liked the texture. I started doing the sous vide pasteurization and just keep in fridge. I have left up to 4 months and usual taste better than when it was cooded.
No problem John. Thanks for the compliments and the like. I still have 1 vac sealed pack of the Point in the Freezer. Gonna use it soon. The other pack I had frozen from it was excellent. I find I'm often missing a lot of great posts as well.Beautiful Brisket!!
Don't know how it eluded me for so long, but a lot of Great posts seem to get by me nowadays!! Sorry 'bout that, Mike!!
Really looks Good!!
Nice Job!
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