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Thanks griz!
Appreciate it Bear!
Thanks Rings! Yeah, I might have had one or two or... ... seven...
Thanks! Yeah, this is my go to fatty for the whole family. Will there be any leftovers for me tonight? Somehow I doubt it!
Thanks fellas. The fatties were a hit with my oldest a second time this morning for breakfast. Cold fatties are personally not my thing, but right up a teenager boy's alley to start the day!
Whenever I'm looking for a change of pace on the grill or smoker, fatties seem to often call my name. I would make them more often if the prep time were quicker, even with years of making the process easier they are some work for sure. ABT's, on the other hand, frequently show up on the menu...
Looks fantastic! And a select no less. Very nice! I haven't wrapped in butcher paper the last few times I've done a brisket, may have to go back to it next time.
I don't know of any insulated vertical cabinets that are in that price range brand new, but that doesn't mean they aren't out there. Most run in the $2000-ish range new.
I'm not good at keeping logs, sorry! It was somewhere in the 13-14 hour range cooking at around 235*. My bride was raised on a cattle farm, so she is a bigger fan of beef than pork, so like you said this was a way to do pulled beef just like pulled pork. If only the prices were the same!
I did a chuck roll for the first time on Memorial Day this year and it was great. Tied it up for evenness like you did dward, but I pulled instead of sliced. I thought it retained moisture and had less waste than doing a few small chuckies, which was my original plan. I will definitely be...
As you found out, electric smokers can put out great bbq, but you won't get a smoke ring. In my MES I have been able to get a small ring by dropping a couple of pre-lit charcoals into the chip tray (I use an AMNS for smoke).
Nice tri-tip! Love that stuff.
I have medium-well fans in my house too. That's one thing I like about tri-tip since it isn't a uniform thickness - I can have medium in the middle while they have medium-well towards the ends and well done on the tips.
I just vac sealed a case of tri-tip...
It was very good, unfortunately I didn't get pics because it was eaten as fast as I could slice it! I'm planning to stick with this charcoal, very happy with how it burns.
I am using it tonight for an overnight brisket myself. I bought a couple of bags from DoItBest Center, they ship to a store free. A bit higher cost than you paid, $23 for 40 lbs. I have liked it better than Kingsford Blue so far after doing some baby back ribs last weekend with it, much...
Ever looked at the kindling cracker?
How do you like your Karubecue? I've read the Amazing Ribs review a couple of times, seems like a very unique design to get really clean smoke. Share some pics sometime if you get a chance!
Chopsaw - Yep, I keep an older kettle around almost entirely for pizza since the temps get so hot... it's a good excuse to hold onto an extra cooker!
The temps and time do fluctuate some. When it's up in the 700*+ range they're quick to cook, 3-4 minutes. More typically it runs 5-600* and...
We are huge fans of wood fired pizza: the bits of char, the focus on the crust as much as the toppings, and the spectacle of the crazy hot fire!
The gear: Weber 22 (the most versatile cooker out there IMO), Kettlepizza's insert (splurged a few years ago for the Seriouseats edition), and a mix...
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