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This is a big problem I have living in central Nebraska. My offset requires a lot of attention in order to maintain the temp and between using quite a bit more wood and sitting out in the cold garage I just don't find myself smoking much once the temp starts to dip.
Continuing my quest towards a perfect brisket. Brisket was a little under 9 pounds after trimming. Used a store bought rub that I was a little unsure of, I was afraid it would overpower the meat. In hindsight, probably should have been a bit more generous with the rub. On the smoker at 6:30...
I'm gearing up to handle a 9 pound brisket Saturday morning. Really trying to get a handle on briskets. My last couple have been good but not great.
I recently returned from a trip to KC where I found a BBQ store. It was amazing, I could have spent hours in there. Well I decide on a whim...
My last couple of briskets I've noticed that my IT seems to vary from side to side of the brisket. This has led me to my briskets being a bit drier than I'd like because I've been waiting on one side that needs to "come up to temp" and isn't quite probe tender. Just was curious as to if anyone...
You'd be surprised how long they maintain heat when wrapped in foil/towels and put in a cooler. I had one finish way early and sat it in a cooler for over 3-3.5 hours. Was still nice and hot when I finally unwrapped it.
Forgot to post pictures. Just wanted to do a nice simple smoke, one that wouldn't require me waking up at 4 AM on a Saturday. Went with a basic meatloaf recipe and some cheesy potatoes. Add some sweet corn and you got one fine meal.
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