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Thanks for the info. As much as I enjoy a good pot roast, the brisket went back into the oven set at 350ºF. I will pull it at 207º internal temp and allow cooling on the countertop. It will come out acceptable or as a treat for my neighbor's dog.
That's exactly what I do. I ended up with 6 Briskets (2 me, 2 my wife, and 2 my daughter). 2 weeks ago I bought a 24lbs Chuck roll for $4.89 lbs from the Chef's Store and split it up got a couple of Chuck eye steaks, a few Denver steaks, a couple chuck roast, and some grinding meat. I can't...
Was thinking about doing a brisket this weekend. Went to the store and they only had one left. Pretty small sized. I didn't even look at how much it weighed after I saw the price. $109.99 :emoji_astonished: I settled for hot dogs.
Sometimes the best thing about BBQ is the leftovers!
I always look forward to Brisket Chili almost as much as the Brisket itself.
This past weekend I smoked a Pork Belly and last night we had the best BLT's I have ever had.
What are some of your leftover favorites?
...They have started leaving on giant hunks of some muscle that hangs off the top end of the point, usually a pound or more on the larger briskets. They are doing this to make it a 'super sized' brisket to sell at the big box stores. It's mostly junk meat that gets trimmed off anyways, and if...
Also love brisket chili! I'll also do brisket fried rice once in awhile.
For my pulled/shredded meats, I'll do tacos or throw them in a grilled cheese for the best melts ever.
You're so right, the best part of BBQ is the leftovers and the versality of it. Possibilities are endless!
Looking for some advice on doing a brisket on my pit boss pellet grill, pro series 1100.
I have about an 18lb brisket, so first question do I want to run it on a p setting or turn it to around 220? How long would it expect to cook and should I cook up to 190 and wrap and cook till 205 and pull...
Thank you. When I pulled it off, I did start to worry that it was too early. I think I went off of the point feeling so tender and was worried about it becoming mush. Which the point on this one didn’t cut easily and just became more shredded.
What are you planning to smoke? If you used to offsets etc, im thinking ribs, brisket, chuck, not sausage? The desired use is gonna make a big difference in choices.
Corey
...getting milder, and my experience is growing, so I tackled the ultimate challenge and the reason I built the smoker in the first place:
beef brisket.
Even though it was "only" the flat part, the result spoke for itself.
And for me, it has the advantage of being faster, easier due to the...
Well I guess you can over season a brisket. Bit too much and turned out a but too dry. I think I applied big brisket process to a 3# flat. Not a fan of this Kosmos. My 1st time. Too clumpy compared to to my usual Meat Church products.
Hi Everyone,
Long time follower, but rare contributor. I am smoking more now and would like to increase my menu options from just brisket, ribs, pulled pork, cheeks and osobuco, with a couple tries at bacon, to also include more cured meats and sausages.
I have done a couple batches of pork...
havent done it with brisket, should work the same way as pork but burnt ends.
thats how it goes here. i season them up the day before. smoke them up, braze them tender, then set some glaze on them. for the smoking part i put them on skewers for easy handling.
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