smokeasaurus Member Dec 20, 2015 #3 Yup, stagger em in the smoker...don't want pork or chicken to drip on the meat below....gotta worry about cross contamination.
Yup, stagger em in the smoker...don't want pork or chicken to drip on the meat below....gotta worry about cross contamination.
SconnieQ New member Dec 20, 2015 #4 Your pork tenderloin is going to take a lot less time than the brisket. Timing could be a challenge if you want them both done at the same time.
Your pork tenderloin is going to take a lot less time than the brisket. Timing could be a challenge if you want them both done at the same time.
Codered1080 New member Dec 22, 2015 #5 I get that just wasent sure wich to put on top and if ur even supposed to dont want to ruin flavor of eaither
I get that just wasent sure wich to put on top and if ur even supposed to dont want to ruin flavor of eaither
SuperDave New member Dec 22, 2015 #6 There is no issue with cross contamination. Personally, I'd put the more delicate meat on top.