Who says you can’t get bark on a Traeger?

by Mamaswatchin

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  2. Mamaswatchin

    Trimmed, seasoned with kosher salt, 16 mesh bp, lawrys, and garlic. Super smoke at 200 till the bark set bumped to 250, bumped to 275, foil boat till probe tender in the flat, rested to 160, wrapped in butcher paper in a foil pan poured tallow over, covered in foil, rested in oven at 170 (lowest oven got) for 12 hours, removed from oven, rested on butcher block in butcher paper to 150, sliced and served.

  3. TomGNYC

    Great bark, but do people say you can’t get bark on the Traeger? I haven’t heard that

  4. Ziegler517

    Never heard that. I have heard the “searing” grilling argument far more than any smoker/bark comments

  5. Bad_Math_0411

    Looks great! How was the inside? I made my first brisket, outside looked great, but inside wasn’t as soft and juicy as I had hoped.

  6. 61Cometz

    So barky it could be a redwood! Seriously tho, nice job, dude

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