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Last weekend I smoked up a brisket flat. Everything went good even though it was quite windy. This time I thought I would try soaking the flat in some sea salt brine so the night before I set everything up. The next morning I pulled it out and rinsed the brisket off before rubbing with some...
I am not sure what temp the meat was when I went to bed but I did check the meat before starting the smoker back up at 7 and it was 140. I got the smoker back up pretty quick and it is sitting at 239 now.
Thank you for the reply. I guess I will have to wait and see if I get sick... hehe I...
Ahhh Good Ole Bay. Just like the Franks red hot sauce commercial "I put that s!@# on everything". Old Bay is great and it surely not made only for seafood.
azrocker keep doing what your are doing no need to defend your self here.
I started an 8 pound butt last night around midnight and everything was going good. I had the temp about 225 - 230 plenty of coals and thought it was good for a few hours. I headed off to bed around 2 AM and woke up around 7AM. When I got up the temp on the smoker was 100 degrees......
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Have fun on the roast this weekend. I never liked just plan teriyaki so I am looking forwarding to the twist. Not sure what we have in store this weekend but I have a B-Day party to attend so I might smoke something on Friday and have it ready for Saturday.
Hummm.... A round maybe.
Boy to those ribs look good. Great job loving the smoke ring also love the idea about the pan. I have used a pan before with just some water to try and keep things moist and I even used it once to make some gravy. I would love to try and use it as my mop sauce but the way my smoker is setup...
mmmmm wow that looks great. I have had real Tasso as a kid and recently deliver from Louisiana. Thank you for the qviews and info.
I am sure it turned out great.
I have yet to try and smoke a loaf as of yet but as I see more and more of these it make me want to try. Those things look very good daboys....now I have to go eat some more of my pulled pork. Nice looking potatoes and zucchini as well. All around looks great.
GO SKINS!
The cooler works (as long as there is no ice in it...hehe) as an insulator and allows the meat to re-distribute/absorb the juices usually expelled from the meat during cooking in the foil and such or something like that. I am sure someone can explain better. All I do know is it does work very...
For the most part I do foil but most of the beef I smoke I do not except brisket. I find that not only does it helps speed up the cooking time but also keeps the meat juicy. Not to mention the great gravy I can make from the leftovers in the foil.
Check this link out for cooking times.
http://www.wyntk.us/food/smoking-tim...eratures.shtml
3lbs will not take that long to smoke. You may want to wrap it in foil so it does not dry out. Also make sure you spray or mop it with something.
No problem, thanks.
Thank You!
Exactly what I did! I put it into a plastic bag and boiled until warm. I piled it high and wet. The only think I can't do is slaw on my Q. I just wish I had some cheese wiz.
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