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Interesting process, I wouldn't have initially considered using uncooked meat but looks like it was a great result! I'm sure that kept it from drying out. Very cool!
Ha, thanks Chile. I think 3 boys has me topped out right now, but I'll let ya know! Found out this morning that the oldest made a PP sandwich for a midnight snack, I thought the cook was supposed to have first dibs!
After getting "pulled" away to other things (yuk yuk), finally finished the job. Big thumbs up from the family samplers of the bark and edge pieces (always the best!), but we'll have to wait until tomorrow for the PP sammies. Moist and tender and easily pulled!
Thanks chop, butt is finishing in the oven, will be pulling later after resting a while.
Tri-tips all sliced up and ready to be vac sealed. Dang it's not easy slicing against the grain on a tritip boomerang! My oldest will be a happy camper for a few lunches at least!
All wrapped up with a bottle of apple juice at 183. On the home stretch after thunderstorms tried to throw a monkey wrench in. Thank goodness I was using the insulated vertical, got pretty wild for a while with wind, hard rain, and lightning!
Yeah, I almost always cook in pans anymore, just so much easier to clean up and the racks keep the meat elevated for better smoke all around. And for the butt I'm going to want foiling juice later when pulling anyway.
Added some more charcoal and pecan chunks to the last part of my maze, may...
I've only done tzatziki once, and it was on a pulled lamb roast that didn't pull real well. I'll have to check out your burgers as another option, Chile.
Slept in from my usual alarm, everything holding well. Butt is at 160 and time to put the marinated tri-tips on for some sliced beef sandwich meat.
Beautiful summer morning to be smoking! Transparent smoke right now (TTS?).
Picked up my first boneless pork shoulder from GFS last weekend after realizing my pulled beef supply was empty.
I usually get butts from Sam's, this one had a much thicker fat cap than I'm used to. Is that normal for what GFS carries?
Rubbed down with mustard, coffee/brown sugar rub, and my...
Well done! I've been wanting to do another rack of beef ribs for a while, this reminds me what I've been missing. If only I can find a good supplier, still searching.
In the meantime, I'm trying that sweet potato recipe tomorrow!
Great post!
I start with a full large chimney of briquettes, spread those in a half moon shape, and then I add hickory wood splits at the back. Usually they are about 6 inches in length. IMO, most importantly for even cooking is I have a metal plate as a ceiling similar to what nb said. Also, my stone is...
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