Reply to "AQ at 125F"

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I've done some testing on mine and it can be set to 125 and hold around that temp but I'm not sure how stable it is at low temps. Being able to set to low temps is good for smoking using cures but may not be desirable for regulars smokes. Meats without cures need to be kept in environments of 140 degrees or above for food safety. trying to "cook" for long periods at 125 would not be 'safe'.

Cooking prime rib at lower temps around 200-220 will give the results you may be seeking. I've done prime rib roast this way with great results; very minimal overcook of the outside perimeter of meat. You can see pics at this thread: Boneless Prime Rib

9/30/117:47 AM

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