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Sorry if this has been answered, you just sat the brisket in plain buttermilk....for how long?
And theres is not "buttermilk" flavor, but it just tenderized the brisket slightly or drastically?
Fellas, i have a orange(maybe a tangerine) tree in my backyard. I want to make some kind of orange pepper rub and have no idea where to start. Is making a orange pepper rub as complicated as getting your own rub down?
Would it be best to get it down to a peel or powder and how would i do...
Eh, every now and then ill smoke it old school. But i like the results of a injected brisket as well, sometimes more. I just was curious if there are any negatives with using beer as the liquid vs water or broth. Not really sure how beer pairs with beef.
I usually get a great smoke ring, the red im looking for is in color of the meat.
Lots of great information being passed here. Im taking notes.
I dont use cherry wood as its expensive down here and burns quick, but when i did use it it fave great color and taste.
So after almost 3 hrs in the egg, brisket is hitting 165 so time to wrap. Bark looks decent, wrapped in buther paper to save the bark. Im ready to see if the hype is real.
Houston.
Im short on time for this smoke, and wanted to see if i could get it done. If its a success i plan to use this method for my next cater/plate sale.
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