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Learning this souuie sooouuie sous vide thing on pulled pork

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  • Potkettleblack
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    145x48 should do the trick. Maybe 36.
    Health inspectors probably don't care about time/temp kill curves, so maybe not.

    The lower you go, the less moisture gets squeezed out. Also, you get a bit more smoke adherence/penetration during the Q step, at least according to folks in more dedicated SV groups.

  • hogdog6
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    Love the story keep us posted for sure

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  • Nuke em
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    Yeah I was thinking (ouch), is I took it higher, then when I smoked it I could get it in the smoker for a little longer, thus making more of a bark.
    At 145 how long should it be? But when I’m serving to the public, I have to to hold above 140 ( which it is) but the health dept (when they do on the spot inspections like to see the holding temps around 155). The closer to the danger zone, the more Inspections.
    I like to keep a hold around 165-170 range in my hot box for all the types of meat.

  • Troutman
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    Agree, I like lessor for longer

  • Potkettleblack
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    someday, we'll get you down to 145 for longer... ;-)

  • fzxdoc
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    Yay! I'm so happy to hear that it all turned out so well for you, Nuke em . Selling out of 120 lbs of meat in 4 hours is pretty impressive. Looks like you've got a good handle on the SVQ method. Congrats!

    Kathryn

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  • klflowers
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    Great story. Keep up the good work, brother...

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  • Nuke em
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    Personally, I think it is better at a lower temp of 165 instead of 176. But that’s another story. Still experimenting.
    i don’t reckon he even knows what that is. I know I didn’t a few years back.
    Now it’s onto the next adventure of national night out for 4500 people. Stay tuned

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  • Nuke em
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    No I sous vide it on wed into thurs then shocked it and put in the fridge. Am Saturday430 am I pulled em out and smoke em back up to temp and held for serving. That makes a smoke ring and some bark. Not as much as smoking all the way without sous vide but with it being wet and cold, the smoke sticks pretty well. Just not a meteor liking dark

  • grantgallagher
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    Ahh yes. Missed the svq part. Thank you!

  • Troutman
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    You should have told him that was cooked SVQ, that would have really blown his mind !! Nice job, so glad to hear a member succeeding in wowing the peeps !!!

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  • ofelles
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    Great story. Better than paid advertising!

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  • Dewesq55
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    I don't think that's correct. He did a "SVQ" which implies a short(er) smoke followed by SV to completion. But I could be wrong.

  • Meathead
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    GREAT story! Thanks!

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  • grantgallagher
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    Hahaha. Great story. So if i read right, the pulled pork had no smoke on it whatever? Any kinda rub or just salt and let the customers sauce?

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