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I cook Morton's brisket flats when I don't have all day to do a full packer. They come out great. I inject them with Butcher BBQ . They come out amazing. Because they're usually @ 5 lbs. , I keep the temps @ 250.
...2 days later on the update! Brisket came out good but I hit a few speed bumps in the road. I will attribute these bumps to alcohol but my brother and I had a great time overcooking it! Haven't seen my brother in 2 years so we had some catching up to do. Long story short, the flat dried...
Hello smoker community. Beautiful day in Chicago. I'm planning an overnight brisket cook, 2nd time. I'm planning on 6 hours on the offset, wrapping and then transferring it over to the WSM for some beauty sleep. I'll get some pics in at some point. This will be my 2nd attempt with this...
The cook grates on the 48 are 21 × 23.5 inches.
Grates extend all the way to the right side of the cooker( firebox side) and end at 42 inches, leaving a 6 inch gap for the heat to travel up from below and across the cooking grates exiting the smoke stack on the far right side.
The slide out...
Lang owners really love their Lang smokers. Me included! What it seems to boil down to these days is how much and how long before I can pick up or have it delivered. Some manufacturers have 1 year waiting lists. Others 6 weeks. When you're looking into 1/4 inch cookers, you'll have to...
I'm having them reheat it at 225° in the butcher paper for 30 minutes then unwrap and continue for another 45 minutes. According to the video, we're looking for an internal temp of 145.
Good morning guys and gals. Cooked two 4.5 lb. flats yesterday afternoon finishing up at 8pm. One of them is for a friend that was supposed to pick up but never made it over and is picking up today. They were both pulled around the same time and placed in a cooler covered with a towel for 2...
Just came across this post. They look fantastic!! I don't have a Blackstone(yet!), but a friend of mine started cooking on one recently. Absolutely loves it. I need to take it for a test drive.
Pretty typical with offset smokers. Over time you'll learn how to take advantage of the hot spots. I can cook ribs at 250° on the left side and cook a brisket at 275° on the right. The 2nd shelf cooks even hotter opening up options of chicken on the upper racks!
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