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I did trim more than just the top, I left 1/8-1/4" of the flat but took took quite a bit out between the flat and the point as I was not going to do burnt ends and was just going to shred the point so I wanted to make sure it got done at the same time.. Here are the results :
i left between a 1/4 to 1/8" on the top but there were big areas that were solid fat that I tried to V cut out of the brisket, It is well marbled so hopefully it will render down. getting ready to throw it on in about 10 minutes will send some Q view as it goes
I bought a 13.5 lb full packer from my local butcher to throw on the smoker tonight. I started trimming last night and got about 5 lbs of fat off of it. Did my butcher hose me or for a full packer of that size is that normal? By the way, it was in the vacuum plastic and stamped"choice" if...
This was not only my first attempt at smoking poultry but also only my second attempt at smoking anything on my new Brinkman trailmaster. Here's a little Q view so you can see how they came out. I went very simple, injected half of the wings with Buffalo butter and the other half with Jalapeño...
This was not only my first attempt at smoking poultry but also only my second attempt at smoking anything on my new Brinkman trailmaster. Here's a little Q view so you can see how they came out. I went very simple, injected half of the wings with Buffalo butter and the other half with Jalapeño...
and I think I figured out my tuning plates during the cook. Started off with a 25 degree difference from one end to the other but after a little adjusting I got it within 5 degrees during the whole cook
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