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Beef brisket: get a 6 pound brisket with good marbling and a good amount of fat on one side.... sprinkle with a little garlic salt and alot of lemon pepper.. put in smoker at 250 degrees over a moderate to heavy mesquite smoke WITH THE FAT SIDE UP. smoke for 3 hours... remove, double wrap in tin foil and finish off in oven @ 250 degrees with fat side up until internal temp reaches 185 to 190.... remove from oven and let meat rest in tin foil for 1 hour... slice and enjoy!MY FAVORITE: buy a few pounds of jalepenos... slice them in half long ways and remove seeds and the white stuff that connect the seeds to the hull... fill them with cream cheese, place a good chunk of shredded cheddar cheese on it... and wrap with bacon... smoke over a moderate to heavy mesquite smoke at 250 degrees until the bacon is crispy... you will not be disappointed in these... they are always a big hit at my house.
Mossyput a good coat of yellow mustard on the loin and sprinkle with a good pork rub place into the smoker when the loin temp is 140 pull let it rest for a few min 10 or so then slice and eat oh and go get some tenderquick at the store it is by the salt and made by morton's then use 1 tablespoon of tenderquick and 1 teaspoon of sugar per pound of loin place into a ziploc bag and into the fridge for 5 days turn everyday on day 5 rinse and soak the loin in fresh water for 30-60 min then place into smoker and smoke until you get a loin temp of 160 pull cool and slice it will be some of the best canadain bacon you can get
Pork loin.. get a pork loin sprinkle with black pepper and then lemon pepper.... put in aluminum foil and lemon pepper marinade made by mcormicks (for about an hour to 2 hours... leave at room temp) smoke at 250 until internal temp is about 120.... wrap in tin foil ( you can place in oven now) cook at 250 until temp of 175 is reached... let rest for 1 hour....slice... pork is by far the most forgiving thing to cook... it is always tender unless grossly over cooked... this is another great his at my house! you can never go wrong with a pork sword!!!