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Get them all rubbed up, put some liquid smoke on them, rap them in foil, throw them on for a hour, check for "pull back" when you have the right pull back ( a inch or so) take out of foil and grill up to how you like them.
Cut, Split, Stack, and wait till dry. Green wood burns different then dry wood. But I have seen a show where a "famous" BBQ guy cuts peach wood right before he uses it, and he has won LOTS,, it was Bad Byron
My son leaves in 11 days nepas,,, and I am not liking it at all. He was suppose to leave in 3 days but he had a reaction to his Small Pox vaccine. So he leaves on the 21st. And he doesnt get to come visit before leaving again. I seen him about a month ago. From one worried and concerned father...
The last one I did turned out to be my best one yet. I cooked it at 225 for about 6 or 7 hours before I even opened the smoker, was real close to 165 degrees and a solid bark. let it go for about a hour more and wrapped it dry, no juice or beer at all. Took it to 210 I.T. and it was fall apart...
I am having a horrible time double posting tonight for some reason, if a Mod can help and clean my double and triple post up please. Since I can not see how to delete my own post for some reason.. Thanks
The one on the right is about what I seen. Thanks JJ.Roller, as you can see these that JJ showed are quite a bit bigger then the one you are showing. But your looks great..
One bag is not a horrible thing, not great but not the end of smoking. I would say the biggest reason is its not sealed up good enough. Did you have all the vents chocked down all the way? When I smoke on my offset, I have all the vents closed all the way. It gets enough air with the leaks in...
Jimmy,
When did you throw the taters in? How long did they cook under the brisket? I like that idea, gonna have to try that one next time. Looks great..
They are great as left overs. I find my self making them just FOR left overs. The last several I make when I am making something else just so I can have them for a few days afterwards. I like how well you cooked the goodies first.
I know brisket is used a bunch, but like i mentioned this stuff was really thick. It was way thicker then the Briskets I can get, like twice as thick. So it leads me to believe that they are not a brisket cut. If they are, they are HUGE cows. Lol
Whats a HUGE amount, 3 bags, 5 bags, one bag? The biggest thing about the cheaper off set smokers is they are not sealed well to keep out unwanted air flow. I have a Charbroiler offset and had the same problem, thats why I got a MES for my longer smokes. If your talking several bags I would say...
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