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Truth is none of us is man enough to admit that more often than not, we put so much rub on the outside that we can't tell the fat side from the other! So we really have no clue as to how we cook em!
Thanks for the encouragement guys!
As far as digging a hole in the ground and starting a fire, I still have 4 inches of icey snow on the ground! Too much work! But a good idea for next time.
This one seems like the best advice! What do you guys think?
Thanks for all the responses so far. Many of you had questions that I will try to answer.
Ron, I think you asked what temp I pulled the meat off the smoker. When it hit 200 I took it off to rest.
Several of you mentioned that...
The general consensous seems to be that fat side should go up or down based on what your preference is and how much rub you are using.
Fat side up will allow some of the fat to flow into the meat. However, a large portion of fat is going to melt down the side of the meat and potentially wash...
I smoked my first brisket this afternoon and I am slightly disappointed with how it came out. Some pointers would certainly be appreciated. I'll tell you the obvious problems I made and you can smack my hand with a ruler and correct me!
First off the cut. I have had a hard time finding...
Hey ds, little known travel fact for you. Going to Maryland from Virginia takes like 4939 hours. If you come through Topeka Kansas, then head north, you cut your time in half! :D
The dreaded plateau (sp?) is on the way. Be patient and don't crank the smoker temp up. It will start to climb if you just hold the smoker temp steady.
Can't wait to see it charred and blackened, ready to kick out some great Q! Season it by spraying cooking oil on all the surfaces and then plug it in and let it crank for a few hours.
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Now, with all of our friends here from Kentucky and Michigan and the Carolina's, I am confident...
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I would opine that direct heat from a grill will give you exactly what you expect. A grilled brisket. Can you control the heat by building the fire on one side and place the meat on the other side so it...
If your smoke dish requires a nice sauce that needs time to adhere and thicken, then mopping is a good way to get that.
A basic mop shouldn't differ too much from a good sauce. Watch your sugar levels though, as those tend to burn even at the low smoker temps. A tomato based mop is going to...
Conventional wisdom says that the fats would set once cold, making it harder to pull. But I can''t speak to pulling cold. I have done one at 168 degrees before, if that counts as cold!
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