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My tactics are going to be low heat, apple n hickory smoke, and fat side up I left it completely untrimmed how I bought it, gunna wrap in six hours for the infamous stall
Okay got a prime cut 11.75 lb brisket, dry rubbed it wrapped it up n fridged it at noon, I plan on starting the smokehouse around five or six a.m...I got two 20lb bags of hickory and applewood chunks for the burning pan..freshly filled tanks of lp..im stoked im just gunna let it ride all day...
I appreciate your advice much. I think thats one of my biggest problems is patience n not wanting to overcook something anyway..ill post pics of my progress
Heyllo, attempting a brisket this weekend, new to smoking..just started using a homemade smoke shed, failed miserably at summer sausage the other day. Turned out like meatloaf. My smoker holds 180 to 200 degrees steady its lp powered n I burn applewood in a seperate pan. Any tips on not meeting...
I guess I should have been more specific its a meat market they process all there own beef n pork ect, they also have a smoke facility where they make all there jerky n sausages ect, like I said idk anything about curing meat its a totally new ballpark for me, it was the first I hesrd of needing...
Ahh got it I will head down to the market n try to find those curing ingredients..thank you everyone, so ya think the curing stuff will cure the meatloaf syndrome
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