Wildabeest
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Have some guests in town for skiing this week and just put a 9lb pork shoulder on to smoke overnight. Will get some pics when I take it off in the morning.
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You have recipe?
About to do the same… super low and slow with totalSister in-law requested a brisket for her Easter party. Smoked this one for 25 hours at 180 only wrapped it the last 3 hours to speed it up a bit. Amazing bark on this one. View attachment 320951View attachment 320952View attachment 320953
What was the final intetnal temp? Did you raise the temp of your smoker the last few hours?Sister in-law requested a brisket for her Easter party. Smoked this one for 25 hours at 180 only wrapped it the last 3 hours to speed it up a bit. Amazing bark on this one. View attachment 320951View attachment 320952View attachment 320953
I did crank it to 200 for the last 3 hours after wrapping it. Pulled it at 192 and let it rest in a cooler for just over a hour.What was the final intetnal temp? Did you raise the temp of your smoker the last few hours?
Forgot to mention I sprayed it regularly with a homemade combo of beef broth, Worcestershire sauce, and Claudes beef brisket marinade.Thanks, I'm going to try that next time. I have to imagine you really render the fat well cooking it that slow.
I'll be right over!Brisket is done.
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For 3-4 pounds of whole muscle:You have recipe?
BTW - those Hakka stuffers are amazing for the price. I got mine for $135. All metal including the gears.
I noticed about every influencer uses Meat! stuffers now - because they are sponsored. Chud used a Hakka before he got sponsored and has a video where he explains how the Hakka is “better.” Not to knock on Meat! or Weston, but for my money I landed in the Hakka and couldn’t be happier.
Also most folks recommend the high temp cheese for smoked sausage. I don’t like paying $20lb for some laboratory cheese. Aged harder cheeses (like cheddar) have a higher melting point to begin with. I also read that if you cube it up and let it dry uncovered for a couple days in the fridge it raises the melting point further. I can confirm this works. I found a good 2 year cheddar on sale for $8lb. Cubed it left it uncovered for two days and it held together amazing in the final product and that 2yr grass fed tastes a lot better than any high temp stuff I’ve tried. View attachment 321270