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I got a new Pizza stone for the Primo, so I wanted to make a fresh batch of CB for some pies! Started with two loins and cured them for 7days did 1 Cajun and the other cracked pepper with some High Mountain buckboard. Not my favorite way of doing it, but I like to change it up every now and...
The rub was a little to spicy for brisket. But, overall it was very moist and tender and came out a lot better then what I thought considering the panic I went into over nothing. I think the lesson here is.... Do more Brisket!
That's what this one did! Shot up to 150 then took 4 hours to get up to 175. Then shot up to 190 from there. I'll chalk this up to a learning experience. Thanks for all the help guys.
Probes are good! I Check them about every third cook. I check my gages on the WSM in boiling water and they were only a few degrees off. The Brisket is only a 1 1/2 - 2inches thick. This is by far the thiniest one I've ever done, But I wouldn't think it would jump up that quick!
I do Brisket far and between. Got a 7lbs and fired the WSM up too 225. Slapped it in and probe read 45 degrees. 45min later it read 100. Wa-What. Changed out probe unit and it read 110. Checked both temp gauges on the WSM and they were both spot on. I have never had a Brisket rise that fast...
I had the same problem. The handle isn't deep enough to clear your knuckles and the WSM. especially with gloves on. I found a different set of handles that give you plenty of clearance.(Same isle as all the other garage handles) And Yes! You will half to bend the handle to the contour of the...
Nice work Al! I love busting the kettle out every now and then and doing what is normally done on the Primo or WSM! Some of my best eats have come off the Kettle. I too love fall off the bone ribs. I just recently learned how to make good comp ribs with the tug and dry bone. Not a fan! Again...
If you want to go ceramic. Go with a Primo XL. Way more versatile then the BGE and twice the space. I don't know how I survived with out mine. Once you get past the learning curve, it's on. You can set it up for direct/indirect. load half a fire box or a full box. You can slow and low on one...
I made the Cajun really spicy figuring it would balance out with the sweetness of the cherry's. If you didn't get the balance between the two, the Cajun was a little over powering. If you did get a good O'L bite of some cherry's, it was pretty tasty!
Tried something different today with flavors! Spicy Cajun rub with a Black Cherry Glaze on the ribs. Then did some cracked pepper ground sausage. Mixed in some maple syrup and jonny walker scotch, Then wrapped that around a hard boiled egg. Still on the fence about the ribs, but the scotch eggs...
Ceramic cookers for the win. I love the fact I can set it and go to bed for 8hrs and not stress about it. Since you have the bug now, Go crab yourself a nice pizza stone and Dutch oven. Pizza,breads, and stews make winters go by fast in BGE
Sorry guy's! Super thread Fail! My house got wacked by lighting and nuked my computer. To make a long story short. I couldn't get the WSM to stay cool enough for a long smoke. Came out with really good flavor, but no color. Time for A-maze.
Wow!!! I got a local butcher who grows some pretty nice health bacon. He just doubled his price to $6.99 Looks like i'm on the hunt again. Do you have a thread or any pics of the smoke house?
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