Guatemalan Insanity Pepper said:this isn't thethread
it's the #sousvidesucks thread
smoke in beginning for smoke/ring, SV for gentle/long cook for doneness, and hours at end to create usual bark and render fat/collagen ...The Hot Pepper said:I also figured middle... so I guessed close I guess. Figured smoke at high temp to form bark, then sous vide, then back on smoker normal temp just to dry out bark, or similar... but I don't think that would be faster (would it?)... or better, but would be interesting to see!
Stupid title, I'm practically incapable of feeling bad IRL, let alone online ...Guatemalan Insanity Pepper said:this isn't thethread
it's the #sousvidesucks thread
I know, I'm waiting too ...The Hot Pepper said:Let's see the briskie rubbed up
grantmichaels said:This cook is sprawling - are you going after t0mato's longest cook record? ...
grantmichaels said:"Check out this video of how we used sous vide to make a small cut of beef brisket far better than it is possible in a smoker ..."
- M.G.
^^^ for Booma, not GIP or 5.0 ...
please tell me that is some sort of makeshift-mesh-Faraday cage of Copper around the rim, an not Bacon being used as a sealcalchilihead said:And finally on the smoker, ready to go night night for 16+ hours. See you tomorrow my sweet love.