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I’m going to try the cooler holding method for the first time. I’m going to line the bottom with towels. Do you guys rewrap the brisket in paper or foil? Or do you just reuse the old butcher paper? then put towels on top and shut the cooler
Thanks
Got my brisket ready to go on in the morning. It started at 11.5lbs before trimming. Getting up at 4am, already have wood in firebox ready to go. Should be on the smoker by 5am
here is a pic of it before trimmed
Family is coming by tonight. So I decided to do some pulled pork and ribs. Put the butt(7lbs) on at 8:30am. Then it started dumping rain☹
The things we do for family and bbq!
Put the patio umbrella up to block most of the rain and just added a little extra wood to keep temps up so far. Rain is...
Did another rack of beef back ribs. They were pretty meaty!
Did the first 4.5 hours on the smoker then wrapped them in butcher paper, finished them in the oven so I could chill on the couch 😬
I was in the same boat. I was buying chunks with my WSM, then when I got my stick burner I was worried about the cost of wood. Actually it was quite easy and I have bought from 3 different people already. Guess I was never looking before for splits, but they are pretty available no matter where...
Got two racks ready to go. One salt pepper and one some store bought rib rub.
Going to go no wrap today is the plan. Shooting for temp 250*. All post oak, got to look in my bin to see if I have any cherry chunks left to maybe mix in on the first few hours.
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