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What I have found is if you buy RO (and most others) at the spring the lumps are large as the season moves on the bags get tossed all over the place & the lumps shrink or crushed.
Gary,
Thanks for the reply. Texan's know their briskets so I'll give the paper a try instead of using the foil. I served an 11 lb. brisket yesterday & it was picture & taste perfect but it had a "damp" bark due to the foil.
From the USDA:
CAUTION: PARTS OF THIS PLANT CAN BE POISONOUS
The seeds are toxic due to production of hydrocyanic acid in the leaves, stems and seeds. The almond-like nuts are treated to deactivate the poisonous glycosides before they are put on the market. Cases of illness and deaths...
I bought a 16 pound two pack of pork butts @ GFS. They each weighed in at 8 lbs. I smoked the first one & it came out great. I wanted to slice it more then pulling it however there was very little slicing and a whole lot of pulling. I froze the second one & one month later I smoked it up. The...
When my son worked this past year doing oil spill claims work for BP he would bring back Boudain ( or boudin) sausage & Nutrea sausage. The grilled Nutrrea was great but the Boudain took some getting use to.
I have always used dry wood chunks. If I want them to slow burn I cover them in foil & this reduces the available oxygen. They make charcoal by depriving the wood burn of oxygen.From Wikipedia - Creosote
Burning wood and fossil fuels at low temperature causes incomplete combustion of the oils...