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To quote my good friend Tony Stark in the beginning of Iron Man 2..."Oh, it's good to be back!"
Work has been driving me into the ground for the past year, but I'm here to fire up the smoker and get back at it this weekend. I am smoking up a 10.16lb full brisket for the wife, some friends from...
To bikerchef's point, this is rule 6 from the 2014 KCBS guide:
6) Fires shall be of wood, wood pellets or charcoal. Gas and electric heat sources shall not be permitted for cooking or holding. Propane or electric is permitted as fire starters, provided that the competition meat is not in/on the...
How horrible! I hope everyone got out ok. And they were probably well stocked for the weekend, so I'll bet you the loss is substantial. I hope they can get back on their feet.
Letting it rest at the end is a big part of it. If you cut into it too quickly, the juice you're looking for in your meat will be left sitting on your cutting board.
You can make great Q with either type of smoker. I prefer the BBQ rig over electric, but the key is making sure you can keep...
I love mojo. I actually use a mojo broth when I fondue (New Years Eve tradition).
Let us know how it turns out. And be sure and post some tasty Q-view!
Thanks RG!
Here's the rest of the story:
Foiled and chucked into the cooler for a rest
Unwrapped after a short stay in the cooler. Check out that bark!
Another view
Made a batch of sauce from the drippings
Final product (sans sauce, for those who like to add their own
Lessons...
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