Good to know, thanks.I did. Third week in October. Planned on finishing it the Saturday after Thanksgiving… but the hip was bothering me so I decided to wait.
The extra cure time did not hurt the taste whatsoever.
Jim, after your beef was done, it looks like you pulled it at 137 or so? how long did you do it in the oven next? and do you know your final temp before shredding?View attachment 44274
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When the beef was done, I replaced it with a 2 1/2 pound cured pork loin
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The beef was tossed in the oven with a foil cover over it and the sliced peppers with the stout and the Worcestershire sauce
The pork was done in two hours
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When the pork was done the charcoal was still going good so I decided to put some bratwurst on
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as the fire died down, the brats still took quite a while to come to temperature in fact I took them off when their internal temperature was at 158° …I finish them in the oven.
Back to the Pepper Stout Beef…
It’s done.
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…and the brats…
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Plated photos…? Where are they??![]()
i removed the beef from the smoker when the internal temp hit 160-165ºF.Jim, after your beef was done, it looks like you pulled it at 137 or so? how long did you do it in the oven next? and do you know your final temp before shredding?