Any tips for next time? I’m new to the game

by ExtremelyOnlineGuy

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  2. ExtremelyOnlineGuy

    I started the cook around midnight at 190, then wrapped it around 11 AM and hiked it up to 250 at 1 PM. It hit 195 internal around 4 PM. Let it sit for an hour in the cooler and here’s the result!

  3. Th3NamelessOne

    Looks spectacular. I’ve been working up to doing a brisket. Just got my first Traeger not long ago and I’ve been doing pork shoulders, ribs, and chicken on it to make sure I know what I’m doing first. Don’t want to ruin a $70+ piece of meat.

  4. 4quadrapeds

    4 hrs rest in a cooler covered with a towel has given my best results. Looks great