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Awesome, thanks so much for the info. Looks like they are just doing pork butt so that makes it way easier than the variables of brisket. Really appreciate the help!
I typically take both to around 200-202, but I’m no expert at all. I’m learning brisket is more of a feel but pork butt seems to be temp for me. Cook both to 160 or so and then wrap, if there’s any concern about drying add beef tallow. Also how do you reheat them? That’s a major part of my...
I can make sure that I do. How do you wrap the pans for refrigeration? Tin foil? Seran wrap? Also how would you reheat butt and brisket to not dry out? Temp? And would you add tallow to prevent any drying?
Hey I have a wedding I’m catering and that’s a first for me. As I’m in the wedding party I need to be there Friday night 1.5 hours from my smokersfor who knows how long. I would like to smoke Thursday night and finish Friday and then reheat the pork butts. How would you guys go about doing that...
I just saw rectec has a griddle claims smoke flavor…..anyone have firsthand experience? I honestly don’t think there would be much smoke with short cooks like that
I could monitor it today, my pb has hit or miss issues. Temp was prob around low 40s. Turns out mover didn’t turn off, it just pumped pellets all night with no fire. Have to work tomorrow so it would be nice to get it done by bedtime
Hey all need some advice. Threw on a brisket last night and went to bed. An hour after I threw it on my stupid pit boss shut down. Either my thermoworks smoke didn’t go off or I didn’t wake to the alarm. If I start it again tonight is it going to be ok? Or will sitting in the seasoning that long...
Hey all, hoping I can get some ideas on bbq sauce recipes. I tend to like sweeter stuff like sweet baby rays and love to add some spice to them as well. Not into the mustard based stuff, but love a good huckleberry or blueberry bbq sauce. Really looking for a great go to recipe that I can use...
Hey I would like to ask a question based on the info on this thread. I packed sausages with no cure yesterday and I let them sit in the fridge till this evening with no cure. Smoking at 200 till prob 155-160. That’s ok right?
That’s awesome, thanks! Once it’s done and I rinse, any recommendations on what to coat it with? One of the best bacons I ever had was a jalapeño bacon. But you can’t go wrong with bacon, it’s one of gods great gifts to mankind
I may have misspoken about nitrates, I didn’t know there was a difference between the two and I knew it was one of the two. Probably will just use cure #1. Do you know of a good recipe for the cure?
Hey smoking gurus and fellow carnivores! I have a question about curing bacon. Let me start with my plan. I plan on using a natural nitrate to cure my bacon for 8-10 days, I believe I’ll let it sit for a day in the fridge afterwards (not sure if that’s necessary), and then smoking at 200 till...
Bones are tied on, think I’m gonna do 250, and finish temp probably 130-135. Thanks for the info on the butter too. I was kinda thinking that it may not be worth it. Prime rib is kind of a self buttering cut