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Yes, there are other ways of cooking brisket besides smokin' them.
Here I'm grilling a small Dexter brisket (about 3 lbs) on a santa maria open fire pit.
I used mostly oak wood with a couple of logs of mesquite for that Texas flavor.
Cooked about 4 hours at 8-11 hand seconds (maybe 225-250F)...
Look really great. The hanger is one of my favorite cuts.
And yes, you won't find it at your grocery. I raise a cow for beef every year so I always get one. But there is only one per cow, although there is a membrane that runs down the length of the muscle that divides it into 2 similar long...
Looks great!
I also like to grill chucks similarly. But I tried to grill a 3" thick arm roast last week and it turned out tough and chewy. Good flavor but was not fun to eat. So I threw it in a pot and braised with broth for another hour or two and it turned out great; very tender and much...
I've cooked beef cross-cut shanks but never a whole shank (leg) bone. I smoke the cross cuts for about 2 hours, then braise for another 3 hours. You need to remove from smoker before it dries out, which would be considerably before 190F. Here is one of my music videos on this, with a Reverend...
Beef back ribs from Costco with salt/pepper rub,
cooked over red oak on santa maria grill,
about 7 to 9 hand seconds (maybe 300 to 250 F),
lid used thru most of cook to enhance smoke and convection effects
Bone side of ribs after 1 hour down
Ribs still cooking at 2 hour mark
Ribs pulled...
You're wrapping in pink butcher paper, right? Wrap tightly and place on rack with fat side down. Usually the paper will absorb most of the liquid. If you have pooling on top of the brisket, slant it so that it runs off. Then unwrap towards end as others suggest.
Thanks. I'm not sure what kind of algorithm they use for choosing featured content. I haven't posted in a while; been busy working in the garden, mending fences, and a vacation in paradise (Tahiti).
If you see one in the grocery, give it a try. Won't disappoint.
I did both wrapped in foil and without wrapping. Wrapped were softer, unwrapped were more fluffy.
Yea, potatoes were great.
Thanks
Yes they are lean. And the meat is quite tender too. A win win.
Thanks.
Running low on my homegrown beef and saw a sign at Publix for "top sirloin cap steaks" at $8.50 / lb.
None on the shelves so asked the butcher. He got out a cryovac and started to slice up some steaks.
"Hey, can I get a whole one?" I ask. He replies, "you mean a picanha." Yea of course I do.
He...
Fantastic looking Q. And great engineering. I wouldn’t have thought you could dial in a smoke ring like that. If only manufacturers took as much care as you.
Good explanation by noboundries.
When smoking with Weber kettle and SnS, drip pan placed on charcoal grate does not get as hot and less juices evaporate. Another reason for using the old kettle.
Sailing French Polynesia
BBQ on deck - pork, seafood, and flank steak
Enjoying the crystal clear waters
Lunch BBQ picnic on motu - hamburgers and Caribbean chicken
Swimming with eagle rays, manta rays, and black tip sharks
Polynesian BBQ on motu - lobster, quajillo...
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