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I picked up a bre-brined brisket from a local butcher....I read that you can boil it,just put it in a pot of water that just covers it and simmer for an hour per pound....
I want to shave it down and vac seal it for reuben sandwiches.....
I would also like to smoke it, so can I smoke it after...
I just took out some "smokies" version of this recipe that I made and man I will tell ya, the tang on this stuff now is awesome.
Was great when I first brewed them and took of the smoker, but now that they been frozen then cooked./warmed again, the flavour really shines through...this is an...
I tried the recipe but turned them into sausages/smokies instead...I cut the recipe in half for a five pound batch as I wanted to test it out before I made a larger batch
The flavour was so good in fact that I now have a 10pound batch just seasoning right now
I am also using a mix of venison...
Did I stir up a crapstorm or something by posting it.......not sure what all the emoticons are all about....if I was wrong to do so let me know and I wont post again
8 oz salt
2 oz pepper
1 oz sage
mix all in a zip loc or cntainer and use 1/2 oz per pound
This a great starter recipe that you can tailor fit to your own flavour profile
I personally prefer 1/3 oz per pound if I have no wild game in my mix
i get 10 pounds of snack sticks in my traeger texas jr,,,,just one layer
I tried a double rack but temps varied too much for me....lotsa cold spots in the center of the upper rack
I mix and stuff then smoke for an hour...then i bump the heat to 180 on the dial and let er go for 90 minutes til...
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