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You learn from every brisket, like an ex love, unfortunately at today's prices they both can be costly. Go low and slow and remember that a little sauce or juice can cover some mistakes.
Agree with your plan, try wrapping with a couple towels after foiling, should keep them plenty warm. Next time try 3-2-1 method on your ribs, it's our go to method.:welcome1:
I personally use water, more for temperature regulation I suppose. I do not soak chips as some of the regulars will tell you it can impart an acrid flavor.
I had a friend bring a load of pecan and mesquite from Arizona last year, used to love Mesquite but you are correct, so easy to lose the meat in the smoke. I do like the pecan, always was more into hickory. Hope you have a blessed Easter.
Laziebun, as many have said, there are a lot of ways to cook a brisket.....some personal observations that do well in competitions, receptions in Montana (tastes can be regional)
1) I hope the McCormick seasoning works for you bought a bunch at a low price and was told it tasted "tinny"
2) I...
Dirtsailer, thanks again for sharing this recipe, got em on the smoker. Never thought the kids would get eggs collected so I could get to smoking. Have a Blessed Easter
I got used tomatoe drums, did a burn out not sure I had to. Bad news was had a plastic lid so I had a welder friend build a super duper top. I used the Big Poppa UDS kit because I am inept at building, we really do like it, use it more for a grill than smoker. I found my drums on eBay with...
I think you'll be fine, but you could do the cold water bath that others have mentioned. I have one of my steers heading to butcher tomorrow, damn looking forward to some good brisket.
Must be the week for gyros, used left overs from smoked leg of lamb. My wife made great home made fry bread and tazitki sauce topped with feta and a good tomatoe, onion marinade. Eating good in the smokey neighborhood.
Started with a leg of good Montana raised lamb, washed, patted dry and plunge cuts of garlic cloves put into leg
Then a thin coat of mustard, our homemade KC style rub with approximately 1TBSP of Italian seasons. This was supposed to be on the smoker in a couple hours but the Rocky Mountain...
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