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I was really pleased with these an surprised just how easy they really are to make. Thanks for all the suggestion here guys/gals. Truly enjoy this forum and all the topics.
Here's what has worked for me.
I just used the wood chip pan that came with the smoker and added a 10 grate and a 8 inch cast iron skillet. I never have any flare up's and get lots of blue smoke.
This was my first 5 lb. whole chicken. I brined it overnight in the Slaughterhouse poultry brine recipe found here. Also used the Slaughterhouse poultry injection found here as well. Both very simple to make especially since I already had all the ingredients. I already had Jeff's rub...
Hey Chris.
The only thing I did was inject the brisket with 8 ounces of a can of beef broth with 2 table spoons of Jeff's rub mixed in. I did put in the refrigerator for about 4 hours, not sure that it was necessary but the brisket turned out pretty good. Hope this helps.
Marty
I used Jeff's rub and Apple wood on this very small 5 pound brisket. I have a Masterbuilt Dual Smoker completely modified and I simply love it.
I would like to thank everyone here that post and shares because I have spent weeks reading and learning from all of you. This picture says it...
Hey Gary.
I've heard that oak is a popular wood in Texas, not sure if that's true or not. Someone recently told me to try red oak, that's one I haven't tried yet.
Marty
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