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Thanks everyone, being a flat the odds are against a juicy brisket but I've never had a dry one yet. No foil, just beef broth injection and good ol slow cooking. I think the key is consistent temp at 225, cooknig the meat til it hits 203 degrees internal temp and Texas beef rub. All I know is...
Had family in from out of town, they had heard rumor of my Brisket being fairly good so the request qas put in ahead of time. We wanted to eat around 2:00 or 3:00pm so I put this 8 pounder on at 2:00am in the morning at 225 degrees. As reliable as the Rec Tec is, I went to bed after that and got...
Some restaurants use liquid smoke, some (sad to say) boil their ribs then put them on a grill. Then there are the truly authentic slow cooking real deal. The authentic BBQ joints use a lot of wood all day long which will create intense smoke over & over through out the day. When they add...
Had family in from out of town, they had heard rumor of my Brisket being fairly good so the request qas put in ahead of time. We wanted to eat around 2:00 or 3:00pm so I put this 8 pounder on at 2:00am in the morning at 225 degrees. I also got the chance to try my A-Maze-N tube for the first...
I have a Traeger and a Rec Tec. I absolutely love the Rec Tec, it holds its temp within 2 degrees and is very well built. I don't think I could have got more for my money. (or even more money) Most of my best BBQ ever has come off of it.
I have to say, I like mine better than any sauce I've ever tried. I have a Miami sauce & spice across the street from my business. They said my sauce is better than anything they sell. It hits with a little vinegar, then the sweet comes in followed by some heat. Ok I'm going out back & cooking...
Just wondering, if you don't need any more smoke from your tube smoker, how do you put it out? I assume just dump out the pellets that are smoldering but I was wondering what other ways would be optional.