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Hmmmmm I might have to get back into the competing part. I might have a secret weapon this year.... we shall see.
Charlyn wants to know if she should start working on her Specialty Drink for her competition???
So i finally got off my butt and made a reservation. My spot was taken. So we will be in Site #79. I should be getting there on Thursday and leaving Sunday.
Just don't use the drinking as an excuses when mine is better!!!!
Honestly I want to see the 2 side by side to compare. I have not had the opportunity to do that yet. In a way I hope traditional wins out.....
Having 2 different styles of brisket would not suck. Then we could see the difference between sous vide and traditional brisket. We could call it a test. If you want we could even use the same rub i use.
Doug I can bring my Cromecast. I can use my phone as a hot spot if needed and can get reception..... I will see how much one of the antenna things cost when I get the brisket.
So just found out that I get the weekend off. I am still on the fence, but will at least be there Saturday even if we drive down for the day.
Guess I need to go to the store and get the brisket...... ;)
A little late to the party for this.
Solution should have already been decided by now, but here is my 2 cents.
Following HACCP guidelines I would do the following.
I know you were not cooling, but this is the best fit for your situation.
>140 degrees to <70 degrees in 2 hours
Then...
Looking forward to some Wicked Beans.... my wife maybe not.....
I was planning on doing a side or two. It really depends on if Charlyn goes or not on what I make. Want to make sure there are low carb options for her.
I do have my cornhole set I can bring or has that been covered.
Doug, do you...
You have been given some great answers.
I would brine mine. Slaughterhouse brine works great.
If you spatchcock the bird it will cook faster and more even. However cook times will vary on smoker and size of bird. I figure about 10-12 min per pound with a 2hr minimum for non-spatchcock birds. For...
Not sure what time I will get there on Friday, but planning on making a gumbo if that has not been already spoken for.
Doug, defiantly not bringing my smoker. So ill throw the brisket in your smoker if you have room. Since I am doing a brisket for dinner on Saturday. I will not be planning on...