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JoNorvelleWalker

JoNorvelleWalker

6 hours ago, rotuts said:

@JoNorvelleWalker

 

nice work.   when you say pull temp , that would be the probe temp in an approximate center of the item

 

but not the equilibrium temp when taken out of the IDS and rested ?

 

I have not tried these higher temps just yet.  Next time Im in possession of a CkBr or TrBr

 

I might try it , going for an equilibrium temp of `145 F , and then using the meat w think slices for

 

a sandwich or what not .

 

good work.

 

By "pull temperature" I mean the core temperature as read by the Combustion probe.  I then let the breast equilibrate outside the smoker but I did not take a final reading.

 

 

Edit:  I forgot to mention, some sources say to smoke chicken breasts at a higher temperature to avoid formation of an unpleasant dry chewy skin.

 

 

JoNorvelleWalker

JoNorvelleWalker

5 hours ago, rotuts said:

@JoNorvelleWalker

 

nice work.   when you say pull temp , that would be the probe temp in an approximate center of the item

 

but not the equilibrium temp when taken out of the IDS and rested ?

 

I have not tried these higher temps just yet.  Next time Im in possession of a CkBr or TrBr

 

I might try it , going for an equilibrium temp of `145 F , and then using the meat w think slices for

 

a sandwich or what not .

 

good work.

 

By "pull temperature" I mean the core temperature as read by the Combustion probe.  I then let the breast equilibrate outside the smoker but I did not take a final reading.

 

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