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Old 06-23-2009, 02:37 PM   #46
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I wouldn't say he is trying to subvet the rules by thinking warming up is not cooking. I can see both sides of that arguement and each is viable. By reheating most meat you probably won't garner enough heat and time to change the cooked properties of a piece of meat however by returning it to the cooker for whatever reason can be considered cooking it if you interpet cooking as applying heat to food for consumption.
I agree with him that there are teams out there who do return the meat to the cooker. I have seen it myself.
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Old 06-23-2009, 02:37 PM   #47
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We could go on for days, I hate pork anyway! I much rather eat brisket and ribs. Pork and chicken get wrapped for my dog!!
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Old 06-23-2009, 02:42 PM   #48
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I don't believe so, but you are free to make that argument.

Just thinking that a team could then say, how about a cast iron skillet on a blasing hot grill then pull it off add sauce and mix your pork in there.

Is adding heat in any way to the pork considered cooking? The rule says nothing about where the cooking takes place (in / out of cooker).

I really just want to give the judges hot food.
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Old 06-23-2009, 02:54 PM   #49
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Do these folks have names ? What's the reason for this rule in the first place ? Is this one of those rules that came into play because some team was winning a lot and the people who attended the rules meeting were sick of getting beat ?

Oh no... You aren't taking me down that road!!! My sources are confidential!!!

But I can't say I disagree with your thinking... Probably because Smokin' In the Boys Room were beating everyone's butts, hence the rule...
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Old 06-23-2009, 03:27 PM   #50
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Isn't that technically cooking / warming the meat (with sauce)?
No matter how many intermediate steps you take you are still taking thermal energy from your cooker and applying it to your pork. How is this technically different from putting your pork on the cooker to warm up?

I am getting so confused
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Old 06-23-2009, 05:11 PM   #51
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Have you ever seen a smoke ring all the way around the money muscle?
I have parted the money muscle at home and it cooks well separated in the oven so I can imagine that it has been attempted in competition by others. (might cut down on cooking time) HUH I'm guessin thats the purpose of the rule.

The fact is I pull my pork right after chicken turn-in and place it in a half pan arranged so that building my pork box will be easy when the time comes. I foil the pan and then back in the hot box. I have several times put the pan back into the cooker right before turn in to heat up the pork before building the box. This will back fire if the cooker is too hot…..burnt fingers! O and keep the foil on the pan cause it may dry out the pork (you think) Anyway guess I’ve been cheating. I think you guys are missing the purpose of the rule. By the way I’m guessing that’s where Skip seen it done before! Go ahead fire away farkers no one is perfect and until I read this it’s never crossed my mind.
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Old 06-23-2009, 05:33 PM   #52
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Wow, that's a lot of discussion for one day. Thanks for all of the advice both on pork and brisket. I would much rather cook a whole brisket and sepearte after cooking but I've found that I loose the smoke ring on the portion that's covered by the point. For that reason I've lately been parting before cooking. I'm glad you guys talked about pork, since I've been unclear on rules regarding it. It's all clear now, Pete

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Old 06-23-2009, 06:08 PM   #53
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In regards to pork, can't you ask the reps at the cooks meeting for a clarification of the rule? Seems that would end some confusion at that particular contest.

In regards to brisket, I part the flat and point after cooking prior to slicing.
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Its clear as mud now Pete!I guess I will be asking the reps at each contest if I ever get to another one.
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If your smallest slice of money muscle weighs 5+ pounds, I say go for it. If it doesn't it shouldn't go back in the cooker based on the rule.
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Old 06-23-2009, 07:05 PM   #56
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Intent of the rule as per who? You? read the rule as it's written. You have your interp and I have mine. Call me what you want. Looks like I struck close to home!!! The KCBS better take back a lot of trophies over this one.
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I've won first place pork and I believe reheating is a direct violation of the rules.
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not only do I not seperate my BRISKET, I also inject....oops sorry I thought this was a brisket tread........
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Rule #16:
g) After cooking, all meat:
i) Must be held at 140° F or above

If after pulling the pork it cools down below 140* what do you do?
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Old 06-24-2009, 02:30 PM   #59
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Rule #16:
g) After cooking, all meat:
i) Must be held at 140° F or above

If after pulling the pork it cools down below 140* what do you do?
Honestly, you're screwed. You can't turn that meat in anyway. If you cooler it properly, you will have at least 5 hours flex-time before the pork approaches this temp, even more if you invest in a Cambro/Carlisle. If you need more time than that, you should probably work on your timing.

Oh, and I separate my briskys right before carving and turn-in time.
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Honestly, you're screwed. You can't turn that meat in anyway. If you cooler it properly, you will have at least 5 hours flex-time before the pork approaches this temp, even more if you invest in a Cambro/Carlisle. If you need more time than that, you should probably work on your timing.
What I meant was: when you 'pull' or slice the pork for the turn in box, and it gets cold (below 140*) what do you do?
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