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Well, you certainly have received a lot of good advice. It sounds like your method was good and I agree you should check the temp in a few locations to be sure of the temp. I would also add the moping every 45 min is probably not the best idea as it help effect your chamber temp affecting the...
Didn't think of that. I agree though. Sounds about right. Wish I knew what it was...I really liked it. I guess I will try to come up with something the next time I do a butt. Thanks Chef for replying!
Over the weekend, I ate at Smokey Oak Taproom in Charleston, SC. The BBQ is quite good...really good. Their pulled pork had a salty taste (no wang) which I assume was a finishing sauce added. Most I have had is sweet, including my own.
I'm sure it's not vinegar....I hate vinegar! I looked at...
I found it:
The full list of winners is as follows:
Grand Champion $30,500 Jack’s Old South
Whole Hog:
1st Place$5,000Jack's Old South2nd Place$2,2503 Taxi Guys3rd Place$1,500
PLP Smokers, Competition Team
4th Place$1,000Cotton Patch Cooking Crew5th Place$750Yazoo’s Delta Q6th...
I know Myron Mixon and Jack's Old South won Grand Champion for the 4 time in a row this past weekend. Real impressive! But who won the individual categories? I can't seem to find them.
If this is your first brisket or if you have had some trouble with brisket.....and you are severing others....I would suggest wrapping it after 4 hours. Then taking it to 200, resting 2 hours. Should be good with your higher temps to ensure a juicy brisket.
Hickory or oak
agree with the SPOG
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