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  • twilliamsT twilliams

    Joe Hell yes i so wanna try a reverse sear. I just learned about it last week

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    twilliams It’s pretty simple, pretty much the same principals as sous vide, low and slow, then sear the heck out of it.

    Isaiah 5:22 Woe to those who are heroes at drinking wine and champions at mixing drinks

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      twilliams It is the best way to cook a steak. Check out this post from joe hell which is an amazing breakdown of his experience with sous vide vs reverse sear, this has everything you need https://meatgistics.waltonsinc.com/topic/1300/sous-vide-vs-reverse-sear

      Then there is this https://meatgistics.waltonsinc.com/topic/952/reverse-sear-vs-sous-vide and this https://meatgistics.waltonsinc.com/topic/952/reverse-sear-vs-sous-vide

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        Joe Hell Also, I moved that post into your blog, that post deserved a bump. I hope anyone who did not follow it initially reads it now.

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        • Joe HellJ Joe Hell

          twilliams Nothing to it…low and slow then sear the crap out of it! lol. I’ve got a t-bone from the shop that I intend to do that with this afternoon. Can’t wait!

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          Joe Hell twilliams
          Just did that last night. Three ribeyes. Excellent!

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          • JonathonJ Jonathon

            Joe Hell Also, I moved that post into your blog, that post deserved a bump. I hope anyone who did not follow it initially reads it now.

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            Jonathon Perhaps a couple more moves?

            https://meatgistics.waltonsinc.com/topic/918/i-ve-never-been-a-big-fan-of-cheese-pizza

            https://meatgistics.waltonsinc.com/topic/1052/mild-medium-or-hot

            https://meatgistics.waltonsinc.com/topic/1001/i-dream-of-chicken-pot-pies

            Better Living Through BBQ!

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              Done, done and done!

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                Done, done and done!

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                Jonathon If you could just move all of Joe Hell s thread’s to their own website, that’d be great! 🙂

                Isaiah 5:22 Woe to those who are heroes at drinking wine and champions at mixing drinks

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                • Tex_77T Tex_77

                  Jonathon If you could just move all of Joe Hell s thread’s to their own website, that’d be great! 🙂

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                  Tex_77 LOL!!!

                  Better Living Through BBQ!

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                  • JonathonJ Jonathon

                    Done, done and done!

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                    Jonathon Thank you sir!

                    Better Living Through BBQ!

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                      I’m throwing a smaller Boston butt in the smoker in the morning. Has anyone played around with wrapping it in foil toward the end? I read that it makes for an easier pull although theoretically it shouldn’t make a difference because the collagens break down either way after it reaches 190°F

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                        I almost always wrap around 150-160 then cook until between 200-205.

                        Isaiah 5:22 Woe to those who are heroes at drinking wine and champions at mixing drinks

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                          JerkyIsMySalad I don’t usually wrap because I will add a water pan with automotive sponges sticking out of it to give me a high relative humidity, if you don’t have a set up like that then wrapping for the last few hours is pretty common. Darkfish89 Do you wrap pork butts when you’re doing them?

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                            JerkyIsMySalad I don’t usually wrap because I will add a water pan with automotive sponges sticking out of it to give me a high relative humidity, if you don’t have a set up like that then wrapping for the last few hours is pretty common. Darkfish89 Do you wrap pork butts when you’re doing them?

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                            Jonathon since Darkfish89 didn’t answer your question, I’ll give you my answer, and its yes. I wrap every time I smoke a pork butt. I generally wrap when the meat is around 150-160, then finished wrapped to around 200 or so.

                            Isaiah 5:22 Woe to those who are heroes at drinking wine and champions at mixing drinks

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                              JerkyIsMySalad I don’t usually wrap because I will add a water pan with automotive sponges sticking out of it to give me a high relative humidity, if you don’t have a set up like that then wrapping for the last few hours is pretty common. Darkfish89 Do you wrap pork butts when you’re doing them?

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                              Jonathon Sorry i just saw this. Alot of people wrap at a certain temp. I wrap once the bark is where i want it to be. Rule of thumb use the smear test. If you push and rub your finger on the meat if none of the seasoning comes off its time to wrap.

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                                Tex_77 I tried to punt on this one and I don’t know why you are calling me out 8 MONTHS LATER!!! Instead, we should BOTH cast our derision at Darkfish89

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