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Thanks to all for the points, much appreciated! I'll be cooking two pork butts this Friday night for a Company Party. I'll post pics of that too...
Till then, Keep Smokin!
That looks Darn Good! I LOVE corn and I LOVE smoked corn on the cob but the little woman doesn't like having to cut it off the cob. Guess I'm gonna have to try it this way!
I wrapped the whole brisket at about 160*. Then once the flat hit 195* I pulled the point and the flat apart. Wrapped the Flat and put that in a cooler. The Point continued to cook, wrapped in foil until the I.T. reached 205*. I then cut the point into 1 inch cubes to make burnt ends...
You have my word! I've got some Costa Rican coffee, that a buddy of mine brought back with him, all brewed up in the coffee pot. So, I'm planning on not sleeping until after I foil the brisket when it hits 160 I.T. and I put the batch of Dutch's beans on. It just hit 150, so I got a plateau and...
Ok, it's about 3 hours in and I had to go check it and I did promise updates as often as I can, so....
First, a shot of the TBS....What a BEAUTIFUL thing!!
Smoker temp...220 Check!
And now...The Shot you've ALL been waiting for...the BRISKET!!!
Also, notice my 3 foil "self basting" pans...
What , no updates to keep my up while I smoke my puny 13 pound brisket on my "Non Technical" Charcoal smoker?
Looks Good either way! I'll be looking forward to seeing the finished product!
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Glad you found our little corner of the web. You'll find answers to just about any question you may have, and some you never even thought of asking, on here. Look forward to seeing some pics of your custom smoker and what kind of 'Que it produces.
Welcome!
Me too! Great Job!
But I thought this forum was called "Smoking Meat Forums"
Just Ribbin Ya a little! Looks like a good practice run to see what kind of flavors the brine gives the meat. I look forward to seeing pics of the Smoked variation next time. Keep it up!
Sorry to hear about the unsuccessful cooking. Judging by most of the posts I've seen you do, I'd say you were just having an "off day". Even the best of us fail sometimes.
I remember a brisket I did a while ago, cooked it over night, like I do all my Briskets. Only this one SUCKED!!! Everyone...
Thanks for the wish of luck! I've been doing the "self basting" technique for quite some time now. It hasn't let me down yet! The smoke and seasoning are able to get deeper into the meat this way too. No fat to block it.
I put it on at about 9:15 to 9:30. I know it's gonna be a lllllloooooonnnnng night but I LIKE IT THAT WAY!!!
As far as how often I'll be tending it, maybe every 2 to 3 hours. Maybe less. I've cooked enough on my CGSP to have it tuned and modded the crap out of it. I'll keep ya'll posted and try...
This is what I have to work in! I thought it was SPRING! What the HELL!!
Well, enough of the white stuff and the "complaining" on with the Fun Part!!
Here's the 13 pounder all trimmed up...
Applying the mustard and rub...
This is showing the "interesting" way I leave the point...
Try Rebar.
I got an ol' Hog Roaster builder that is planning on helping me with my smoker build and he said that he uses rebar or tube steel to make grates.
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