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LMAO... I will take mine in a 42....

More sous vide steaks.... The bone in had slightly better flavor. Both amazing!

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I am not trying to be difficult, but what does this add to the cook?

Or even before you use them.... I agree with Dennis

since you went whole hog, I say cook a whole hog!

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50 day dry aged prime rib. 10 pounds 5 bones, cooked with a quick sear in the oven the smoked at 250 for 3.5 hours

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I, too like it for chicken breasts. Additionally, short ribs are a different animal with sous vide. Completely different. I like them both ways. Further, lobster meat is unmatchable out of the sous vide. Other than that, I do use it to have steaks ready to sear, while preparing the rest of the food for a dinner party. Very convienent. Those would be my main uses after playing with it for a few years. Oh, I also use it to defrost and warm up leftovers without further cooking. Mostly brisket and pulled pork, sometimes ribs.

I routinely cook whole tenderloins on my 23. If they are really big I fold the tail over and pin it with toothpicks. This keeps it from overcooking as well. The 32 would be better for large parties. The 42 better still! I have cooked a brisket and 9 racks of ribs at the same time on the 23 tho...

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I just saw this thread. Great stuff. I never stir. I can tell when my ash needs cleaning by how long the KK takes to get up to temperature. I routinely get a few bags and a box or two of coco char between cleanings. Your food always looks great!

It was a whole packer. Albeit a smallish one. I think 12-13 pounds trimmed. I don't really pay attention to times much, but I cooked the whole thing indirect at 250, wrapping after about 5 hours on smoke. Pulled at 200-205ish. Like buttah....

I don't inject my briskets. Thanks everyone for the kind words!

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