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The key is temp. IF you stay above 140, then you're fine. If it drops below 135 then the Food Science People say it's in the danger zone (and then you need to take it back above 165) to reheat.

Just cook and can you hold them in a warm smoker or do you have to transport?

Agree, but don't forget about the time in which you are doing these actions.

The 4-hours/ 2-hours rule is a basic rule inside of Food Safety Science :

https://harveymethod.com/portf...zing-reheating-food/

3/23/204:39 PM

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