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I've cooked probably 10 briskets on the smoker I built now in a year, and this is the first one that turned out kinda stringy/ pot roasty. I cooked on the bottom rack and didn't wrap the whole time. I put it on the rack as close as It could get to where the heat/smoke does a 180. I've tried...
Cooked 2 18lb briskets on my reverse flow I built. I started at 225 for 3 hrs then 250for 2 and then 270 the rest of the time. Pulled at probe tender, did salt black pepper and seasoning salt. Bark turned out great. Did not wrap. Everything was good, except the bottom of the point turned out pot...
This was the end result! 6 adults and 3 kids and now only 2 slices of the point left. The bark turned out better than I thought. Ended up not wrapping. Definitely learned the lesson to not go based off temp, and not to pull until all the flat is probe tender!
Have struggled with getting that dark brown/ black meteor bark? I made my own reverse offset from daves calculator. Today I have been using hickory and cherry wood. Used black pepper, kosher salt and lawrys. Used water as a binder. Started out at 225 and after first 3-4 hrs I slowly started to...
So update, we are getting 2 16 lb turkeys. Family wants me to cook a day in advance get the meat off the bones. Then put in oven bag and reheat the day of. Which I'm guessing doing that will get rid of the crispy skin correct? Also could I ride the smoker at at lower temp for 2-3 hrs to get more...
Looking for any pointers or tips to smoking a whole turkey. I built a reverse offset smoker and have hickory, cherry, maple, or oak wood. Dry brine or wet brine? Temp of the cook chamber? Never cooked a turkey on a stick burner and looking for some guidance. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks!
We have a LG with warming setting. The warming setting went up to 190-160 and bounced between the 2. So I cracked the door and had it bouncing between 135-150ish. Do you guys think that would work?
That is what I'm worried about with the oven is over cooking it. I'll probably put my fireboard temp probe in the oven to see what the temperature reads.
Have a brisket to cook for a barbecue a couple weekends from now, and it is supposed to start at 11 or 12 in the morning. I was wondering if I had it done by 2 or 3 a.m. if I could rest it in a cooler that has been warmed by boiling water, wrap the brisket in towels, and fill all the dead space...
I bought a 60(20 inches x 5ft) and 80gallon (24 inches x 5ft)propane tank the other day. Also snagged a piece of 4x5 ft piece of steel from a scrap yard. It is about 3/8 to 1/4 thick, I plan to use this for my firebox. Looking to get some ¾ #9 expanded metal for the cooking grate, some ⅛inch...
After about 2-3 weeks of searching I finally found a 80-100 gallon propane tank. The only thing I'm questioning, is the dimensions he gave me was approximately 20" diameter and 7 ft long. Which I don't want a 7 ft long smoker, I would prefer 4.5-5 ft long. From the research I've done, I thought...