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Greetings all,
I cooked some beef short ribs this weekend low and slow using a 321 method and they game out really great. My only complaint was that the membrane was nearly impossible to remove. As you could imagine that made the ribs a bit of a chore to eat.
What kind of beef ribs are u...
Thanks for the tips. I have used a pure beef broth injection before but I think i used too much (about 2 cups for a 10lb brisket) and the brisket came out a bit too beefy tasting. Made it seem under seasoned for my taste.
I will keep searching.
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I was wondering if anyone could turn me on to a good injection and foil sauce for brisket. I have done so many without injection I am ready to try something new. Unfortunately I have not found a whole lot of information on either.
any care to share some base recipes?
We competed for the first time on Saturday and were able to get a 4th place call on ribs! We are very excited about that, although if I had to bet I would have bet on my Chicken getting the call. I wish I was able to post some pics but during the busy day we were not able to get any pics of...
Thanks for all the input guys. By the way tried sand, I filled my original pan with sand and covered with foil. I noticed that the pit comes up to temperature much quicker than with water, this is because of the amount of energy it takes to raise the temperature (heat capacity) is about 5 times...
I am glad you are passionate about using a water pan and it has worked well for you. In my experience it is a bit of trouble to fill the water pan up, especially when you are running a long over night smoke and you would like to get some sleep, especially if it requires elevating the water...
What temp did you smoke the brisket? If you took the flat up to 200 that might be why it was dry-you should start probing at 180 and expect to pull some where between 180 and 190. You really should go by how easily the probe goes in the flat,
Also, you carved the brisket with the grain...
What temp did you pull the brisket? It looks like you are doing only a flat, not a full packer?
Youtube has a carolina pittmaster doing a LONG prep vid on brisket and he claims frozen or not makes no difference. i have a prime brisket in my freezer right now :) I have never done frozen...
Where did you measure your IT of 200? How was the flat? Curious because I find that IT of 195 in the point has generally lead me to a some what dry but tender flat. I don't foil though.
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