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Thanks! normanaj .... with my weekend brisket debacle, I may have talked myself into smoking at 200° for the first few hours to build the bark and then ramping the temps to 300-350° to finish out the cook quicker. This one turned out fine ...
Someone mentioned that we should share pics ... here are some pics from my brisket cook last weekend ... had a power outage overnight which sent me into a panic due to the grill being off for nearly 3.5 hours, but this thread helped me immensley and I pushed on with the cook. It turned out good...
I am a new member here and realize this is a very old thread but wanted to thank you ALL for the information within ... I had this very scenario happen to me last weekend with a rainstorm and power outage.
I placed a 12lb brisket that was dry-rubbed in the afternoon with 16 mesh Pepper...
Hey there RG ! Thanks for the welcome. No, I am not related to that group, but next time I am down that way I will definitely have to plan a stop to get some of their bbq… looks amazing on their website.
Just dropping in to introduce myself.
I have been reading many threads from this forum over the past several years seeking: food smoking process, differing methods, opinions, food safety and more. It was finally time to join and I'm glad to be here!
I am enthusiastic about the due process...
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