hankhill11
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That final image looks amazing!Tried a chuck roast.
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That final image looks amazing!Tried a chuck roast.
That looks really good. Have you ever tried not curing first? The last one I made didn’t turn out so well. I think I had a bad cut. It seemed like all fat. Anyways mine got slightly charred on the bottom and wasnt good. I figured if I did another one I would put it on a rack elevated but I may do it over a water pan or something like that. I’m just curious if the meat would set up so nice like that without curing. If it was cooked through.I did pork belly last Sunday after finding some beauties at a local meat mart.
Welcome to the forum. Are you sure you were in the stall at 190? 190 seems really high for a stall. Typically it comes 160-170 give or take. How did you measure the internal temp? Did you use the probes that came with your 1150? Pit boss probes are known for being inaccurate. If you used them , that was probably your issue. Try using a different independent probe set, that will probably fix your issue. Good luck!My first brisket on my 1150 pro, it stalled at 190 and the flat came out dry, any tips? It was my first brisket ever, I wrapped at 160 with foil
Welcome to the forum. Are you sure you were in the stall at 190? 190 seems really high for a stall. Typically it comes 160-170 give or take. How did you measure the internal temp? Did you use the probes that came with your 1150? Pit boss probes are known for being inaccurate. If you used them , that was probably your issue. Try using a different independent probe set, that will probably fix your issue. Good luck!
I did use a independent probe when testing it when it started to stall at 190, it never seemed to get tender when I was probing it, I've read that happening to several people but I know it's not too commonWelcome to the forum. Are you sure you were in the stall at 190? 190 seems really high for a stall. Typically it comes 160-170 give or take. How did you measure the internal temp? Did you use the probes that came with your 1150? Pit boss probes are known for being inaccurate. If you used them , that was probably your issue. Try using a different independent probe set, that will probably fix your issue. Good luck!
Ok than I'm at a loss for an explanation. Possibly someone else may have another idea. Sorry I couldn't help.I did use a independent
I did use a independent probe when testing it when it started to stall at 190, it never seemed to get tender when I was probing it, I've read that happening to several people but I know it's not too common
It's all good, it was my very first brisket so it was a learning experienceOk than I'm at a loss for an explanation. Possibly someone else may have another idea. Sorry I couldn't help.
Yeah great color and great flavor in all of Malcoms rubsMmmm, 9.5 lb butt...
Killer Hogs is great!
I haven't looked at to many turkey recipes but I also haven't seen one spatchcocked! Looks like a great idea12 lb. Turkey experiment.