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Thanks Richie. These are common here and I smoke them ever once in awhile. Usually keep it low and slow til an IT of about 125ish* and it turns out fine. This time I trimmed a lot of the fat off (it was over 1/2" thick) and put it in the freezer. The brisket here (when I can find it) has...
I have been trying to figure out what this cut of meat is. Here in Honduras it labeled as puyazo which I thought was Tri-tip. I think I now have found out it is actually Top Siroin Cap or Rump Steak.(all these cut names get somewhat confusing as many of the same cuts are called different names)...
Jaez...I have used a can with holes to keep chips from catching on fire, as well as a a chip smoke box on top of the charcoal. Either works great for me.
Thanks Cody. That is a great idea. Someone just sent me a Weber Kettle Premium. So I think with it I can make this fit fine. I am still on a learning curve with the Mini I made and now I will be on one with the Kettle. It is the same diameter as a 55 gal drum so I have thoughts of modifying...
This sort of thing has been very hard to come by. Here where I live I can only find grass feed beef with very little fat and even then brisket is far and few between. My wife was able to find this 16.3 pound chunk-a-love in San Pedro Sula through a good friend and it looks like I have a great...
Thanks Justin. I did the yellow mustard on my very first brisket but have not done it since. I willl do it on the next one. I thought I was always supposed to put the fat side down, although it makes sense to let the fat juices soak down into the meat. I did put the fattiest one on top this...