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Ok so... I will never again use brown sugar. Eric, you were correct. It tasted fine but wasn't right. The brisket was fine but not enough bark. Not sure what I did wrong.
It was very tender, had agood smoke flavor, but a little dry even for injecting. Next time no injecting.
All-in-all not...
So far looking pretty good. Got the temp to 166 and it stalled. Put it in foil and mopped it. It's back in and climbing. Once it hits 195 I'm going to take it out of the foil and put back on the rack. So far not much bark so I think I'll turn up the heat for that last hour and see what it can...
Eric, this place hasn't let me down as of yet. I do think I'm going to change the chips to hickory.
I was worried about the sugar but went with it because of the size, lower temp and the fact it will get WIF'd. I'm hoping the brown sugar gives me a little bark.
Well fellas it's time to step up my game; I'm doing my first brisket. It's just a 5.6 pound flat but we are also doing a crawfish boil and a pot of jambalaya.
Plan is to put the brisket on at 4am at 220* fat up and in a pan until it hits around 165* or stalls out. Once there I'll mop it with...
Ok that works for me. Well I must say not too bad. Both pulled very easy and was just as tender as any other I have ever had. Good smoke flavor on both the meat and the ABTs and the family loved it.
The ABTs look great however the chuck in foil would not push over 200. I had the smoker at 250 and pushed it to 275 to offset the amount of ABTs I put in. I finally pulled them off and have them resting I the cooler right now. They are very tender as the probe sliced through them but it never...
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