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Good job! The store bought rubs will usually contain a lot more salt that anything homemade. There are plenty of great recipes floating around for you to try next time!
Not really sure what to tell you. Did you trim all the fat off, the fat cap will keep the brisket moist cooking and you can just trim it afterward? or keep any dripping from the brisket while cooking? They can be skimmed for fat and added after for moisture. I wouldn't think the temp fluctuation...
I've never tried this before, but if the temp in the cooking chamber stays below 40 degrees, wouldnt that be ok? I know I could easily keep it below that here in WI in the winter. Please correct me if I missed something. Just my $.02
Got bored and started poking around craigslist last weekend, and came across this.
Sent an email and picked it up the next day for $80. It's been used plenty but is in great shape and has many years left in it! I was already planning on replacing my cheap off brand kettle with a weber this...
Looks great! What did you use for brine? I have a friend who wants me to smoke a turkey breast for him, and I'm planning on using my chicken brine unless there is a different one for turkey. He means well but I know he'll be picky if it's not juicy enough.
Hey all. I have a 5lb rump roast that I was planning on smoking last weekend, but plans changed and I wasnt able to get it done. I put it in a ziploc bag with EVOO, rub, and a little worcestershire a week ago today, intending to marinate overnight. It's been in the fridge since. This is the...
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