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After 10 hours of smoke, the brisket was finally done! Check it out! Brisket was done around 202 IT! I let it rest for 90 mins before I decided to carve it up!
JonnyG
Today I decided to smoke a 3.25lbs brisket! This brisket was pretty thick for a small cut. Didn't want to get the whole packer as I was just cooking for 3! Here was the plan!
- injected night before with beef broth, worchestire, onion and garlic powder, pepper and salt. Let it simmer and cool...
I agree with Ajsmokes.
I smoke early to eat for either lunch or early dinner. I'm an early bird so I sometimes smoked at 530. If this is your first, then I would smoke early and let it go. You'll learn a lot from smoking it just a couple of times. Anticipating the stall, figure out if you...
Ah the question that stumped me for a while. A friend of mine on this forum told me it's done when it's done (thanks demo). Within the fire 2 hours it will climb fast internal temp to 150, but my stall was a long one. Every cut of meat is different so there is no procedure of exactly when...
Yeah. If fall off the bone is what you want to acheieve, then definitely foil for 2 hours for sure. My wife likes a little tug off the bone, and I like a mixture of both. Foiling for 2 hours should do it. I smoke my ribs around 225-230. What's the temp for your ribs?
JonnyG
Yes I did. Rubbed it with a mesquite based commercial rub and injected it with a beef broth mix (worcestershire sauce, salt and pepper, garlic, and onion powder) and let it simmer.
However, you don't have to. There are a lot of posts, that suggest that you don't have to. I personally...
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