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I have never been a fan of top round london broil. If you want a great london broil getcha some tri-tip. Give the ol' tbs until internal temp hits 130, foil for 1/2 hr in cooler. Will be perfect medium rare with a great beef flavor.
I use top round for soups and stews, just to dang tough to...
Man that ain't right, here I am working a lil OT and munching a granola bar and I stumble upon this?? Good work. Thank God I'm on vacation next week and have a pork butt and brisket in the freezer!
That is soooo nice lookin'. I almost wish I wasn't going away for a weekend of golf with the fella's. I REALLY need to do another brisket.
Ya done good.
y'all gitcherself some ribs, baby-backs or spares, don't matter none, git comfy, turn on some blues and enjoy yourself..that's what I aim to do....maybe even go crazy and commit to another briskte.....Mmmm smoked critters.....
Get thee to thine local Costco and snag some tr-tip! It usually only takes me about 2 hours @225 to get an internal temp of 135, let rest for another 30 mins in foil/cooler and you have a PERFECT medium rare & smoky beef treat!
Bass,
I got turned on to Tri-Tips in early June, get 'em at the local Costco. I usually pull mine at between 130-135 and let it rest for 1/2 hour. Gets me a perfect medium rare.
Wife thinks I'm a genius..for a change. Good work!
Go ahead and take the plunge! It is a LOT easier than you think. Just make sure that you have plenty of time to devote to it. And READ THE STICKIES ON BRISKET!!!!!!!!! They save my bac....er brisket.
I'm looking forward to trying these, I love good BB's. I usually throw a nice shot of Maker's Mark in the pan too, anyone else give their beans a "Kentucky boost"?
Thanks for the recipe Dutch! Made these enchilada's with some leftover brisket, they were a huge hit!
My 8 y.o. even had one for breakfast the next day! Your beans are next on my hit list!
I understand some are justifiably confused over the term "leftovers" where brisket is concerned, but it's just me & the missus and 2 young'uns. A 13+ lb brisket tends to last. We made Dutch's enchiladas with the leftovers, if anything they provided even more motivation to continue smoking. My 8...
Well,
I gotta 'fess up, if it hadn't been for this website and the guys in chat, I would have fubar'd this thing. As it was I was being overly optimistic on the time I allowed. Anyone planning their first brisket smoke should be required to read the stickies first!
And check out the chat...
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