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I decided to try yesterday's efforts , as a simple sandwich.

 

I used a TJ's Fz Naan , because that's what I had.

 

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this is some of the best , if not very best smoked turkey Ive ever had.  its very moist , excepting the tip and end.

 

it has a light , but penetrating smoke flavor , on the sweeter side  ( Cherry ? )

 

sliced deli thin , nothing like it at all moist and flavorful.

 

as the slices get thicker , the TB has a nice chew , but its not fall apart like you find in s soup.

 

If I use this in s salad or soup ( I will ) ill still slice thin , and then maybe into ribbons for something like that.

 

would be much tastier than one of those turkey logs.

 

Im very pleased.    I very much enjoy turkey .  this style is quite complementary to SV , my other TB method .

 

both methods are very easy to use , and each result has different uses , but each shines.

 

Over all , for me , the GE-IDS  is a fine addition on my counter and will deliver fantastic results

 

w plain TB's

 

Im going to do the other two TB tomorrow , see If I can fiddle w the probe ,

 

but basically same temps , and Ill pull by time,   Ill rotate the TB's

 

1/2 way through , by placing them w tongs on rimmed backing sheet on to pf the over.

 

then reinserting.

 

results to follow.

 

P.S. :  the sandwich

 

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always have to have a 1/2 sour w rich sandwiches such as these

rotuts

rotuts

I decided to try yesterday's efforts , as a simple sandwich.

 

I used a TJ's Fz Naan , because that's what I had.

 

IMG_6574.thumb.jpeg.ef0ccb7763c21ffc5a7c75fcae2f8f20.jpeg

 

this is some of the best , if not very best smoked turkey Ive ever had.  its very moist , excepting the tip and end.

 

it has a light , but penetrating smoke flavor , on the sweeter side  ( Cherry ? )

 

sliced deli thin , nothing like it at all moist and flavorful.

 

as the slices get thicker , the TB has a nice chew , but its not fall apart like you find in s soup.

 

If I use this in s salad or soup ( I will ) ill still slice thin , and then maybe into ribbons for something like that.

 

would be much tastier than one of those turkey logs.

 

Im very pleased.    I very much enjoy turkey .  this style is quite complementary to SV , my other TB method .

 

both methods are very easy to use , and each result has different uses , but each shines.

 

Over all , for me , the GE-IDS  is a fine addition on my counter and will deliver fantastic results

 

w plain TB's

 

Im going to do the other two TB tomorrow , see If I can fiddle w the probe ,

 

but basically same temps , and Ill pull by time,   Ill rotate the TB's

 

1/2 way through , by placing them w tongs on rimmed backing sheet on to pf the over.

 

then reinserting.

 

results to follow.

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