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Very nice spread! Presentation was great! I LOVE the individual mac and cheese bowls!!! Very Ingenious!
Cooking for lots of people (esp family) is alway tough! You did a great job!
Oh wow...Now that is a league I could play in!!!
Those moinks looked great!!!
(I had to google them...never heard of a moink before...the urban dictionary makes it sound dirty :-))
OK, its late, but here are the finished pics from today's smoke:
Dogs Cleaning the Deck for us!!!
Separating the Flat from the Point.
Point is cut up for burnt ends...(possibly my favorite part)
Not a bad smoke ring...
Possibly the best beef burnt ends I have done!!! Burnt End on Bun...
Whoops...it was early :-)
I resized the pics...and added one that I missed. We are passed the plateau...and almost there!!! 9 1/2 hours in we are at 190 degrees...
I foiled the brisket at 160...though it didnt make a difference in the plateau :-)
Qview soon...after I wrap and cooler this bad...
The snow just helps keep the temps down...(always the optimist!!!)
We are starting to see the trees change down in MO...Hope it doesnt snow and ruin all the color!!!
I am with you though!!! Year round BBQ!!! Many people I know pack their stainless steel buckets up at the first sign of...
159 degree Plateau for the last 90 min....but thats ok...only 5 hours in, I was surprised to see it reach that temp...
Having to adjust heat as the day progresses...
Good morning happy campers,
Its 38 degrees and the GSOM is calling me!!! My Mother In Law even came up from the basement to ask "whats burning!!!" (no comment on the M-in_L living in my basement!!!)
With my faithful Max, the Smoking Hound, at my side, we journey into another 12 lb packer...
Beautiful burnt ends...Your right on the Flat, it just doesnt have enough fat after the first smoke to really give you the flavor that a point will give.
However...you did a marvelous job! Great right up and qview!
Those are beautiful ribs...and I bet they tasted great!!! My family prefers the meat falls off the bone!!!
I have noticed when I use mustard as a base...then put my rub on the meat tends to stay together better...
Enjoy playing and cooking!!! I have learned sooo much from this group!
Shucks, You just gave away my secret to awesome Bark !!! hehe
I am with everyone else on this thread...as long as the meat was below 40 degrees, you should be good to go! Good luck and great smoke!
Never and Idiot...More like open for suggestions!!! Here in Kansas City, we found that the crispy crunchy burnt portions of the brisket after cooking were delicious...usually a delicacy saved for the person with the carving knife.
Then someone somewhere decided to take the point of the...
Great idea and thanks for the info...I love the fact you used broth for your mop...
Question on the wood...could you possibly have used wood from a different tree??? or possibly wood that was not aged the same?
The only reason I say (and the experts can educate me more on the wood) but I ran...
It sure is...its a 10" cast iron skillet...and I am telling you it works GREAT...I highly recommend!
I got the idea in the mods section of this forum....I also opened up the flu a bit on top (more air flow)
The skillet heats up too...and helps keep temps steady.
Nice piece of meat!!! Good luck with the stall..hehe...that is always the time I panic no matter how many big pieces of meat I smoke :-)
Look forward to the end result!!!
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