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Hmm, with that schedule this points to an overnight smoke. Do you have a wireless probe to monitor grate temps and set off an alarm on your phone if the temp were to drop? Can't tell you how how many stories we've all read here where the smoker died and the person didn't know it until they woke...
So many have been served mushed spouts which is an immediate turn off. Brussel sprouts need to be served al dente, i.e. have a bit of crunch. Pealing away the other leaves removes the bitterness. While we're waiting on the version from @civilsmoker here is what we usually do:
- Add chicken...
@Stemy assuming the 18# is the sticker weight. Remember to weigh all of the trimmings. Subtract that from the 18 so you'll know the real smoking weight going in.
To add a bit, you might want to wait a while after it enters the stall. Wrapping too early can in some cases result in the brisket tasting more like pot roast. If I wrap (in butcher paper) the IT is usually closer to 175-180º. JMTC
Remember, no pix then it didn't happen so show us how it went!
Can't say I'd use the pan lids that much but no matter what deal you look at they all include those pan lids. I'd probably find some out of the way place to store the 3 lids so they wouldn't take up space in the kitchen.
The fat content will most likely reveal different amount of time required than what you are use to. Normally a bit faster in my experience with whole packer briskets. The instant read thermo pen will be your guide.
Finally broke down and decided to replace my oxo griddle and an old bbq grill basket with Hexclad versions. Got word both shipped out yesterday. This will be my first excursion with Hexclad 🤞.
Everyone has their favorites and dislikes. For me, it's operable consistency and having once experimented with a wireless Thermopro TempSpike failure was enough. I threw it out and immediately when back to a known manufacturer. I've used Thermoworks' Signals unit for quite sometime and it...
For the turkey breast I'd definitely go with Rich's (@chopsaw) link. Whole chicken, I divert and use a rotisserie on the grill with a smoker tube full of pellets. In fact I also do this for a whole turkey 12# or less. You get wonderful crispy skin, perfect amount of smoke and the spinner does a...
I'm with Keith, managing the fire/temps is an important element but if you've already accomplished that then it's really up to you in regard to what temp to smoke a brisket at. Personally I roll a bit on the hotter side and try to keep the grate temp around 275º.
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