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I m doing a Brisket this weekend and im injecting it with Italian Dressing. I did this with a couple chuck roasts and I think it worked real well. I m going to inject it the night before to let it marinade in the Brisket. Ill post pics!!
Brinkmann Vertical Wood/Charcoal Smoker
I like the wood chunks they sell pretty much everywhere. I soak them at least 24 hrs before I smoke, to keep the flare ups down. I just set about 2 or 3 chunks on the outside of the charcoal pan to smolder. It produces a good constent smoke for me, hope this helps out!
Brinkmann Vertical...
I marinaded the chicken over night in the fridge. I cooked it at 225 for about 4 hours, and keeped the skin moist with a spray bottle mixture of the marinade and some butter. To the other question about the charcoal, start stix and what was on the side of the smoker, I was using lump(Green Egg)...
Thinking about Marinading and injecting a whole chicken with Teriyaki and smokin it this weekend. Anybody ever tried this? I like Teriyaki as a marinade for chicken or beef, I think its gonna be damn good. Ill post the pics.
"Me like Teriyaki" ..... ^^^^^^
Is there really any difference? Ive been using water, apple juice, beer, and food has been great. What would be the Pros of using sand?
"Who you crappin" Da Coach!
Some hardware stores sell the small Smoky Joe charcoal replacement grates. I had a problem getting my heat up so I put the grate in the charcoal pan to give it airflow for heat...It worked! Make sure there are holes in the charcoal pan, if you do all this youll be smokin!! PS use lump charcoal...
Im in Lawrence Kansas and it is cold right now, and I got a new smoker for Xmas. Ive tried it out a couple times and cant get the heat up! Im using lump charcoal in a Brinkmann charcoal smoker(it looks like a safe and opens from the side)!! I drilled some holes in the charcoal pan to get some...
I am smoking a 4-lb chicken New Year's eve; I have a Brinkmann charcoal/wood smoker and was wondering if anyone had any tips or ideas to help me out. This is only my second time smoking, the first time was a pork shoulder (did not go well....had a problem keeping temperature up), so any advice...
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