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Thanks everyone for the solid feedback. I've never heard of SPOG, but after looking it up, it makes a lot of sense, so that may be my best rub to try out. What's MSS?
I'm using a masterbuilt gravity 1050, for reference.
Smoker to 275 degrees
Half Pickle Juice and half Mustard binder
Put generous amount of rub (Trying out John Lewis's, hence the pickle juice and mustard binder)
Fat down towards heat source
After about an hour, start spraying with apple...
The lower temp is in a thicker part of the flat and the higher temp is not exactly in the point, but close to it, just in a less thick area of the flat.
Hey, all. Decided to go with a hot and fast brisket at 300 and put the packer on at 930am this morning. It's been 5 hours and the brisket is at 183 on one probe and 170 on another. I haven't seemed to hit a stall yet. Is this normal? Should I wait to wrap? Should I wrap anyways? Is a wrap needed...
Hey, all. Decided to go with 300 and put the packer on at 930am this morning. It's been 4.5 hours and the brisket is at 174 on one probe and 164 on another. I haven't seemed to hit a stall yet. Is this normal? Should I wait to wrap? Should I wrap anyways? Is a wrap needed at all, if I'm not...
This is my rough plan of what to do and expect:
275-300 degrees
Mustard binder
Sprinkle with rub
Fat down towards heat source
Wrap in butcher paper at stall, usually around 160-170, as long as bark looks good
Finished when probe tender and jiggly
Rest for at least an hour in cooler...
So I put the grill on to smoke some meatloaf and the hopper is half way full and still the charcoal and wood are in flames. Going to contact Masterbuilt and see what they say
Yesterday they were not staying consistent, but it was also very cold and a bit windy. It was a short cook, though, so I'll keep an eye out on my next longer cook to see if it happens again.