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I've only down a few smokes but tonite I am doing a brisket. I used the minion method and love it on my WSM. Load it up, throw in some wood randomly within charcoal, let it stabilize and throw on the meat...enjoy!
Thanks Aaron. Appreciate the feeback.
Leaning towards this rub below now due to I don't have some of the above ingredients...
1/2 cup paprika1/3 cup brown sugar3 tablespoons garlic powder3 tablespoons onion powder2 tablespoons oregano2 tablespoons salt
Found a good rub on the forum here for my brisket. However it calls for "turbinado" sugar. I had to google what it was have never heard/used it.
My question is, can I use Brown Sugar instead for this recipe or do I run out and get "turbinado" before I start my rub shortly...
Thanks!
Here...
I'm doing my first brisket this Wednesday. Kept getting pushed back.
As other's have said, congrats, I too got the WSM about 3 weeks ago and have been in love ever since....
Worth every penny you spent and the food looks great!
What was your IT when you pulled the brisket?
And freeze the other half for later? Bought a 10 pound brisket and really only need to smoke 5 pounds to feed our family and still have some leftover. Is it OK to cut in half or will I sacrifice the flavor/meat by doing so?
Thanks in advance.
Awesome!
Same boat as you have done a pork butt, and did a ham last nite for my first 2 smokes with my new WSM.
Ham turned out about perfect.
Whoever coined the phrase "low and slow" hit the nail on the head...
Thanks JJ. Did the rub mentioned above minus borbon. Added a shot of Jack instead! ;)
Got her dialed in on 190 gonna let it sit for 5 hours before I check the temp!
Thanks for all the help I'll try to post pics later!
Sorry, probably a silly question but when you put the mustard on, I assume just regular mustard? Rub it all over, than add the brown sugar and clove and borbon? Or put it all in a bowl and do it?
Definately trying this out and I'll try to post pics as well! It's fairly thin so I'm thinking...
Just found out is indeed a cured ham. So I assume that Bad Byrons would not be a good choice for a rub as it's pretty salty already...leaning towards brown sugar rub...
6 hours is all?? Wow. I was thinking it was a 10-12 hour cook.
It's a ham straight from the butcher after my cousin had a couple of hogs slaughtered a few weeks back...;)
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