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By the way, the brisket bought was labeled "whole brisket," however there really wasn't much fat on it. One side was almost completely lean. The fat cap from only 1/4" thick, if that, and had a few "bald spots."
So if I'm understanding the Wet to Dry method appropriately, once the Brisket reaches an internal temp of 140 (which should be about 4-6 hours in), I should remove the water pan and just let it continue cooking until I get to the desired temp (I'm thinking 190??). Is that accurate?
Thanks...I'm thinking I'll go ahead and try fat side up...maybe next time I'll go down.
I'm also thinking I'm going to leave it on unwrapped the whole time and aim for a 225-235 smoking temp until a 190 or so internal temp...It's only an 8 lb brisket, so hopefully that won't take more than...
Looked through a bunch of threads but really didn't see my question answered, well, there were answers but I'm feeling a bit confused. I'm using a BBQ Grillware propane smoker.
1. I wanted to cook it fat side up, but I kept reading some compelling arguments for down. The smoker has a water...
I'm going to do my first brisket and bought some chunks to use for my propane smoker ( old BBQ Grillware model from Lowes). It has a cast iron box with a slotted lid. Would it hurt for me to put the chunks in without the lid? Should I use the lid? Should I replace the lid with foil? Also, how...
I'm thinking I may try this paste out on a pork butt. I want to rub it on as well as inject it. What kind of liquid could I add to it to turn some of it into an injectable? Seems like water will dilute it some. Any ideas?
Thanks for the responses. I'm using the box that came with it. I fill it with chips and change them out about about every 2 hours. Maybe I should switch to chunks and change them out more frequently.
For those who switched to a cast iron skillet, do you cover it at all, or just put is in and...
I've got the BBQ Grillware smoker that my wife purchased for me about 7 or so years ago at Lowes. I only really started using it last year, however and this site has been a great help!
I've mostly done pork butts and chicken on it and have a question regarding the flavor. I've had smoked meat...
It was a great day in Atlanta yesterday so I decided to fix my smoker and put some ribs on. My smoker had been down since September. I got it to heat and excitedly rubbed down a slab of baby backs..
I didn't follow any particular method. They smoked for about 4 hours with no spritz or foil...