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I have done a lot of briskets. To be honest the only part I really like is the point. I make burnt ends and they come out amazing!!!
The flat always seems to be dry. I was thinking of just smoking points going forward. Do I treat the point the same as the whole brisket? By this I mean, bring it...
I got a new Smoke Hollow PS4400 from Sam's club.
I seasoned it and it went fine.
I smoked some ribs today but ran into some problems.
When I first started the smoker everything went well. I wasn't able to maintain 225 with both burners on in the beginning but I got a handle on it with only...
This thread is a tremendous help!
I am doing a brisket for New Years, I cut all the fat off the last time, and separated the point, the flat was was very disappointing and dry.
The flat was good the next day with a lot of sauce for sandwiches.
The only good part was the point and the burnt...
Take that recipe, roll out the meat, stuff the cabbage in the middle, wrap the outside with bacon, that would be a hell of a fattie!
You could call it a Polish Fattie or a German Fattie, If you put sauerkraut in the middle would lean more towards German.
Just my 2 cents.
The brisket will be going in the day before.
The ribs will go in the next day.
My plan is to have everything finish at 7pm for New Years Eve dinner.
I will remove the brisket when done, pull the point and cube it, wrap the flat and rest it.
I will put the point back in for burnt ends for a...
I have a GOSM and I will be smoking a 15 pound brisket and 5 racks of ribs.
What is the best way to toad the meat?
Should I have the brisket on the top rack with ribs on the lower racks or
should I have the brisket on the bottom rack and the ribs above it?
I know this question sounds silly...
I don't wrap my spare ribs. I smoke them for 4 hours at 225.
Then for the next 2 hours I spray them every half hour to hour with apple juice.
Then the last hour I put sauce on them and spray them again .
My ribs take about 7 to 8 hours to complete.
Make sure the water pan has water in it all...
Ok so I sorted it all out on how to smoke the brisket thanks to all of you!!!!
Now for the curve ball!!!
I also want to do some St. Louis style ribs to go along with the brisket! I have done these ribs in the past and they have come out great!
I have four racks in GOSM, how should I load the...
Thanks for all the help!!!!
I used the search list that Bill posted in his answers to me. I took some time and went through a few of the and found this link.
http://www.amazingribs.com/recipes/beef/texas_brisket.html
This link was extremely helpful to a newbie like me in the play by play of a...
I am planning to put the brisket in a foil pan to catch the juices. Once it has reached finished temp in the smoker and I pull it out is it okay to separate the point to make burnt ends or do I have to let it rest as a whole to redistribute the juices in the flat?
I will be doing my second ever brisket for New Years this year. The first one I smoked I separated the flat and the point. Trimmed all the fat off and when I put the meat in the smoker I put the fat on the rack above to render down and baste the flat and point. Those instructions where from a...
I have a GOSM. I cleaned the screen to get a nice blue flame. I ran the smoker for 1 hour on the highest flame possible and the internal temp only reached about 290 degrees. The outside temp was about 40 degrees.
If I close down the 3 vents will that increase the internal temp?
What do you...
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