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I pulled it a 201 and that temp was pretty consistent throughout. Probe of Thermopen slipped in like warm fat, with exceptions on one corner of the flat, it is wrapped and resting waiting for one more couple to show up. I will try to remember to take a couple pictures!
Smoker has element in the bottom. I'm pretty much ignoring it and watching the food probe temp and when it gets to 200 I'll double wrap in foil and put back in the smoker at 150 and leave it till everyone is here. Thanks for all the comments
So much to think (worry) about. I live in Arizona where it is usually mild when I am smoking. I am currently at 6,500 on a Oregon mountain and it is 32 degrees. This is my first brisket and we are feeding 16 family members this afternoon. I think my first lesson might be next purchase try to...
Brisket help, point 175 flat 194. Should I remove it from the smoker and take off the flat and put the point back in or let it ride? This is my first brisket, 15# trimmed weight, been running at 225 fat cap down and unwrapped in a Smokin-it #3.
Does anyone have a source for dust like we got from Todd. I have tried on other brand and it was much more coarse and didn't burn great. Any help would be appreciated!
So to close this thread I will give you the final report. I pulled it after 23 hours and internal temp on my probe read 197, when I tested with Thermopen it was pretty spot on with exception of one spot that read 200. When I pulled the meat after resting a couple hours I thought some was pretty...
I just double checked with two other digital thermometers, one read a couple degrees lower, the other read a couple degrees hotter. So assuming with the 3 of them reading all close it's not the temperature. I was questioning that myself...I think my next butt I'm doing at 240!
I have a Thermapen and reads the same, it has moved up to 190 now, been about 1 hour since raising the temp to 240. Maybe finally got through the stall?
Put a 8# (approximate) boneless Pork Butt from Costco in at 6:30PM last evening @ 225, 20 hours in a it is smelling delicious but only up to 187*. What do you all think, I'm leaning towards letting 'er roll. Anything to be concerned with? I did crank up the heat to 240 about 19 hours in...
The above was simply a brine comprised of equal parts Worchesteshire, Terriaki or Soy and Frank's Hot Sauce plus whatever else he felt like throwing in (garlic, etc)
Thanks for the input from all of you. I maybe should have gone into more depth...I have done quite a lot of jerky from whole musscle venison. I have tried High Mountain and my wife and both thought it was way to salty. I have used several different recipes and have liked a couple of them "okay"...
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