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    Why is Franklin BBQ in austin so good?

    Hey Gary, I have tried Stacy's in Jacksonville before.  I thought their brisket was typical East Texas brisket, no bark, and pretty bland.  And, it was dry, definitely from the flat...after I'd requested it from the point...like I do in all barbecue joints.  I'm actually amazed at the ones who...
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    Why is Franklin BBQ in austin so good?

    Hey Gary, I have tried Stacy's in Jacksonville before.  I thought their brisket was typical East Texas brisket, no bark, and pretty bland.  And, it was dry, definitely from the flat...after I'd requested it from the point...like I do in all barbecue joints.  I'm actually amazed at the ones who...
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    Why is Franklin BBQ in austin so good?

    Hey JCBigler.  I have to agree with gary s.  We go through there on the way to College Station at least once a month, sometimes more often.  And, it used to be pretty good 5-6 years ago...especially on the pork ribs.  But, the last few times we've stopped, even the ribs have been pretty bad.  We...
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    Why is Franklin BBQ in austin so good?

    el Ducko, you hit the nail on the head!  I totally agree in all areas, as I think most Texan barbecue junkies would.  Salt Lick's brisket is NOT what I'd call brisket.  And, don't think they feed thousands of people a day on those little fire pits.  No, they actually have humongous propane...
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    Beef Short Ribs

    Thanks guys...they really are easy to smoke.  I agree Reinhard...I'd rather have beef ribs than steak (or any other meat) anytime.  And, I found that I even like them for breakfast. Tadpole, have you smoked any more beef ribs?  On the one rack I did above, I didn't like how coarse my pepper...
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    Christmas dinner....

    Thanks Gary S...good to talk to you again.  I used to live at Holly Lake Ranch, just north of Tyler.  See that butter knife on my plate...that was for the potatoes, not the brisket.  LOL!!  The brisket only needed a fork.  Also, here's a link to some beef ribs I did last month.  I smoke them...
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    Christmas dinner....

    inkjunkie, I feel for you man.  Below is my brisket from Saturday, the 26th.  And, let me say that I've tried a lot of different rubs on brisket, but the old stand-by of just salt and pepper is by-far the best, and definitely not bland...if done properly and enough used.  All the best barbecue...
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    Old Country Wrangler- Owners Thread

    Thanks hardcookin!  It was very good.  But, down here in Texas, one thing we do is BRISKET!  :-) 
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    Old Country Wrangler- Owners Thread

    Brisket smoke this past weekend on my Old Country Wrangler.  When I smoke a brisket, I usually get up at 4:00 and have it on the smoker by 5:00, because you just never know how long a brisket might take.  According to "the stall" and your smoking temp it could be anywhere from 6 to 12, even 14...
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