Reheating Meats

Saddleback’s Recommended Reheating Process – MEAT

We recommend using Servsafe procedures when reheating food. This will help eliminate any chance of sickness and also leads to what we feel is the best end product. Use this as your cheat sheet anytime you have leftover BBQ, whether it be from Saddleback or your backyard. These are methods we’ve developed over the years that have proven to consistently give delicious results.

Brisket

  1. Wrap entire brisket in plastic wrap
  2. Put 3/4 of an inch of water in a large pan.
  3. Place wrapped brisket in pan
  4. Place aluminum foil over the entire pan, make sure all sides of the foil are tight
  5. Place in oven at 350 degrees
  6. Depending on the size of the brisket you’re reheating this could take between 20 minutes to 1.5 hours
  7. Temp the brisket – 165 degrees means you’re done
  8. Enjoy!

Enjoy a more complete blog here: https://www.saddlebackbbq.com/how-reheat-bbq-brisket

Baby Back Ribs

  1. Wrap your rack of ribs in aluminum foil
  2. Place in oven at 350 degrees
  3. Check after 15 minutes – looking for 165F
  4. If not done after 15 minues, check every 5
  5. Enjoy!

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Pork Shoulders/Pulled Pork

  • If you’re reheating a whole shoulder, or large portion use the same steps as brisket. If reheating a smaller portion, or a portion that has already been pulled, use the method below.
  1. Place in pork in frying pan on medium heat
  2. Add small portion of water to bring back some moisture
  3. Can suppliment with your favorite BBQ Sauce!

Enjoy a more complete blog here: https://www.saddlebackbbq.com/how-reheat-pork-shoulders-pulled-pork

Sausage

  1. Wrap sausage link in plastic wrap
  2. Place sausage in deep pan with about 1/2 inch of water
  3. Wrap pan in aluminum foil, maling sure the edges are tight
  4. Cook for 15 minutes, looking for 165F, if not done check every 5 Minutes

Chicken Thigh/ Chicken Breast

  1. Place Chicken in deep pan
  2. Fill pan with water, the water should cover about half of chicken
  3. Tightly wrap pan with aluminum foil
  4. Place in oven at 350F
  5. Check after 15 minutes, looking for 165 Degrees

Beef Ribs

  1. Wrap the beef rib entirely in aluminum foil
  2. Place in the oven at 350F, Check after 15 minutes – looking for 165F
  3. If not done place back in checking every 5 minutes

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