I took 2 pork butts and cut them in 1/2, salted over night, smoked for 2 hours at 225, then SV for 48 hours, some of the vacuum bags ballooned up with this strange smell and some did not. I have done this before using the same instructions but neve had this happen, any ideas????
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I agree with the guys above.
Toss those nasties.
It ain’t worth the risk.
Just think what it will do to you if it’s ballooning the SV bags. 😳🤮🤮🤮
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Question - did you shock cool them after taking them off of the smoker? My only thought is somehow you got a bad butt or you had it at an unsafe temp for a period of time. I think Jerod Broussard can give the best explanation about what and why.
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