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You think the smoke is in your blood now?? Just wait until AFTER your first brisket or butt or anything...then you'll be all about the NEXT one!!! Have a grrreat time in the mountains. :-)
Not sure if you plan to foil or not, but if you do maybe add a little strawberry soda?
Using jelly as a glaze works well--i always spread some peach jelly on when I do pork. Makes it look shiny and adds a nice sweetness. And its fun to watch the jelly oooze down the sides as it warms up. Don't...
Thanks for the suggestion WHB, but that's how Mrs. Rockford's aunt does it! Im like you though, I've learned to reverse sear (thanks to this forum) and do that with all my steaks and chops.
And for me, its charcoal or nothing! At least until I'm not allowed to play with live fire anymore! ;-)
Howdy! My wife's aunt grills one every year for Christmas. Set up the grill for indirect grilling. IF you can set the temp, shoot for 325--350. If not,no big deal. She sears the outside over direct fire first-just a couple minutes each side. Then pull it away from the fire and let it cook til it...
I did my first brisket recently and keeping it simple is the way to go. Salt Pepper Onion Garlic. Let the flavor of the meat and smoke stand out. Enjoy!
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