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We do as well, burgers and steaks. Have not had summer sausage, but we grind a lot of venison into summer sausage.
In the future, I would:
1- Lower the amount of Black Pepper in my SPG, beef seems to stand up a bit better to black pepper
2- Add Worcestershire to the injection and spritz
3- Add...
It turned out great, side by side with the beef brisket, our guests preferred the bison. I will smoke another one soon and make some tweaks.
I think the key was wrapping it much sooner than you wrap a beef brisket and the liquid in the wrap. I used a blend of beer and beef stock.
Thanks...
Rubbed with mustard and SPG, on at 225 degrees with Post Oak. Spritz every 30 minutes with a mix of beef stock and stout beer.
After 2-1/2 hours I will add liquid, wrap in butch paper and place in a pan. Then I will add moisture every hour.
Fingers crossed!
- Jason
I injected it with meat church brisket injection mixed with beer. Going to start it low and bump up the temp. Wrap after 3 hours and add liquid to the wrap every 90-120 minutes. I think....
- Jason
I have had this Bison Brisket in the freezer for a couple months and decided to give it a shot this weekend.
I plan to follow my beef brisket method, but add moisture to the brisket multiple times (spritz and 2-3 times in the wrap).
Anyone have any tips?
- Jason
Very nice! We used to grow a lot more when we lived in Wisconsin. Texas is a bit tougher for green vegetables. Peppers are a walk in the park, but tomatoes and others can't take the heat. Our herbs do great.
- Jason
Yep, My neighbor was just telling me that he had the same issue... I will let him know he should reach out to GE. His biggest complaint is that they have R.O. hooked up and the filter is still required and needs to be "changed" when GE says it has had "XX Gallons" run through it... seems a bit...
I like to keep it simple sometimes. Season with SPGO a day before, let rest in the fridge overnight and smoke/grill. I love doing thighs on my Kettle with a Vortex. Toss on a chunk of Post Oak and grill away!
- Jason
I like to mix Blue Cheese with a little cream cheese, black pepper, salt, Worcestershire sauce to taste, some shallots, butter, and garlic powder, stir it up, warm it up a bit, and spread it on the steak for the last 1-2 minutes of cooking.
- Jason