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- Ensure Your Grill Is Clean. If you know you’re going to be grilling a Boston Butt, ribs, etc that will take hours, clean your grill beforehand. Cooking on a dirty grill can ruin your cook.
- Test Different Types of Pellets. The type of pellets you use will play a huge part on whether you get the right amount of smoke flavor or none at all.
- Use the Right Meat. Choose tough meat cuts for low and slow cooking such as; beef chuck, top round, etc. Tough cut meats are perfect for low and slow cooking, as the low heat will break down the connective tissues after an extended period of time.
- Start Early. Read the recipe and give yourself plenty of time to cook the food the right way. Most beginners make the mistake of not giving themselves enough time to smoke and cook the food the right way.
- Go Low and Slow. It takes time to break down the connective tissues on tough meat, if you rush the process, the meat will become tough and chewy. Professional barbecues will tell you the only way to prepare ribs is over low, indirect heat, with wood smoke.
- Regulate the Heat. The Pit Boss will do most of the work, but pellet grills are known to have big temperature fluctuations which can cause the foods to dry out.
- Experiment With The P-Setting. The P-Setting is what helps the Pit Boss monitor the temperature and produce more smoke when cooking in extreme hot or cold temperatures.
- Don’t Open The Lid. While the grill is smoking, the grill is at the smoke temperature of about 180° but won’t go above 225°F. Opening and closing the lid during the smoking process will just cause the temperature to drop and interrupt the smoking process.
- Let The Bark Get Dark. You’ll know your meat is smoked properly when you see a dark tasty crust formed on top. The dark crust is known as “bark” and it is the result of complex chemical reactions known as polymerization and The Maillard reaction.
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