Texas Turkey Breast On A Pellet Grill | Chuds BBQ



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  1. Turkey breast is one of the sleeper cuts. The Rib Tickler in Tomball, TX had simply sublime example (I moved away almost 10yr ago, looks like they’re still in business, yay), though their ribs were the star attraction, of course with a name like that what else would be?

    Looking at firing up the Weber this summer to smoke and freeze a few turkey boobs!

  2. From what I understand with the easy bake ovens you just don’t get the smoke flavor that you get from an offset or even cooking on your kettle. I know a guy who has easy bake oven. He loves it, but my friends who have tried his brisket Say they don’t taste all that goodreally no smoke flavor.

  3. I always use a grill grate temp probe and that's what I go by. The temp probe on my pitboss is all the way towards the left side and usually is off by about 20 degrees. Usually the analog probe that sticks through the hood usually matches my grill grates pretty closely

  4. Excellent cook, going to try this out for myself. Have some lunch meat on hand and freeze the rest. Also great ideas at the beginning of the video, going to pick up a mini dry-vac myself. Thanks for the video!

  5. Damn, your place was taking the hits with those winds! Manor wasn't all that awful.

    Thanks for the tip about swapping pellets using the little shop vac. Don't know why I didn't think of it, but I'm glad you did.
    It'll come in handy.
    I'm going to check out those pellets, too.

    Sadly the Traeger my son gifted me doesn't give me enough smoke flavor, & I've had serious issues getting a smokin' tube to stay lit lately. 😏

  6. Do appreciate the pellet grill series!
    I usually try your off-set recipes but drop the temp 30-40 degrees and things seem to work out pretty well. Definitely the wind screws with the temps though. Speaking from experience!

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