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The best part about having a Traeger

My favorite side on the Traeger is a smoked potato. Rubbed in olive oil and kosher salt yields some amazing results.
Give me some more deets on this. How long? Temp? Wrap it at all?

I understand I can look it up but I want your recipe.
 
Temp has always told me everything I need to know unless it’s something like ribs, I’ve cooked briskets exactly the same and have had some be a homerun and some not be as good. I’ve never had a horrible brisket, but they a harder to cook than most other meats. It’s pretty much impossible to fuck up a pork unless you don’t cook it long enough.

You gotta wrap a brisket at 160. Take to 206-208. Impossible to mess up
 
You gotta wrap a brisket at 160. Take to 206-208. Impossible to mess up
I take it out at 200-205. I wrap it at the stall. Sometimes it’s dried out more at the thinner region. Like I said I’ve never ruined one, but it wasn’t consistent throughout. Cutting the fat cap correctly probably plays somewhat of a role I assume.
 
You have to wrap after it hits 195 ish and let it sit in a cooler. When you smoke it all the juice goes to the outside.

Don’t make the mistake by brother in law did. Told him to put it in a cooler and he put ice in it 🤣🤣
lol i was confused too. why would you want to freeze it 😂
 
I’ve never wrapped a pork butt. I spritz it every hour after the first 4 hours of cooking, but don’t pay much attention to it. I try to get it to 200-205, so it has no chance of being tough. It always shreds perfect. I did a Chuck roast last weekend. I wrapped at the stall 170 until it got to 200-205. It’s sort of like a brisket without the guess work if it will turn out good.
I do this often. All the similar texture and flavor, without the risk of it sucking.
 
Yeah brisket is always a bit of a wildcard. I want to smoke one next weekend and see how it goes.

My favorite side on the Traeger is a smoked potato. Rubbed in olive oil and kosher salt yields some amazing results.
Potatoes are fantastic.
 
You have to wrap after it hits 195 ish and let it sit in a cooler. When you smoke it all the juice goes to the outside.

Don’t make the mistake by brother in law did. Told him to put it in a cooler and he put ice in it 🤣🤣
I always let it sit.
 
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