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[b]fishlessman wrote:[/b] [quote][b]nodock,[br]untie them and trex them flat, sometimes you need to make a cut so they lay open butterfly style and trex, finish temps less than 125 keeping it on the rare side. i usually cut them apart for a second meal, maybe kabobs, stews,or ground up for pies or something later.[/b][br][/quote]
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fishlessman
nodock,
untie them and trex them flat, sometimes you need to make a cut so they lay open butterfly style and
trex, finish temps less than 125 keeping it on the rare side. i usually cut them apart for a second
meal, maybe kabobs, stews,or ground up for pies or something later.
nodock
Is this something I want to do a \"T-Rex\" thing....sear & roast? anyone have any thoughts on temps
& times? many thank to one and all.