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Louisiana Redneck
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Good morning all,
I have had 7 sucessful, no perfect cooks on my egg. Last weekend it was an uncooked 8 1/2 pound butt portion ham. It took longer than expected to smoke. Low and Slow took almost 7 hours between 250 and 275 dome temp to reach 170 meat temp.
My question is I am going to cook a TURDUCKEN for New Years Day. I was told that when the internal temp hits 165 it is done. Does anyone out there have experience is cooking one low and slow. Does the probe need to be placed in the turkey, duck, or chicken. I would assume in the center of the meat. This is an expensive dish so I do not want to ruin it. What type of wood chunks for smoke would you suggest?
Any other suggestions would be appreciated. [p] Thanks from Louisiana. Go L S U !!!!!
I have had 7 sucessful, no perfect cooks on my egg. Last weekend it was an uncooked 8 1/2 pound butt portion ham. It took longer than expected to smoke. Low and Slow took almost 7 hours between 250 and 275 dome temp to reach 170 meat temp.
My question is I am going to cook a TURDUCKEN for New Years Day. I was told that when the internal temp hits 165 it is done. Does anyone out there have experience is cooking one low and slow. Does the probe need to be placed in the turkey, duck, or chicken. I would assume in the center of the meat. This is an expensive dish so I do not want to ruin it. What type of wood chunks for smoke would you suggest?
Any other suggestions would be appreciated. [p] Thanks from Louisiana. Go L S U !!!!!
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Any particular reason why you want to do low and slow? Poultry picks up plenty of smoke flavor from just the charcoal for most folks. Any added smoking woods will enhance that flavor. I would the turducken at 350°-375° indirect. This should give you a nice crispy skin. I'm not sure how long it will take, but my 14 lb. turkeys take less than 2 hours. I'm sure there will be a couple turducken cookers come around and give you some advice, too. Good luck and keep us posted![p]Jim
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djm5x9,
Thanks for the help
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La Redneck:[p]Regarding the wood, something on the lighter side . . . Pecan, sugar maple, or any fruit wood. Very little if any at all, remember, this is not "Q" and too much smoke could be very distracting.
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djm5x9,
Where is your "source"? Do you order on line or is there a butcher near you? if so where are you and does he ship?[p]i have been wanting to do one, but not sure of the quality ordering something like this online.[p]thanks for the advice, your looks great![p]mike
war eagle
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djm5x9,
Great photos! Thanks.
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WE_Mike:[p]Here is the link to my Atlanta connection. Chef Wil posted a link to a company that sells over the internet in a thread over the past couple of weeks. Just do an Internet with Google and you will find a few.
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