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Should have figured this was already covered with this group of individuals, but I am antsy as hell as my meat is on the smoker. Honestly I started reading through that thread and I was LMAO, that is a great thread.
AHHH the pepper, quite a unique little vessel. I grow many varieties each year and the mighty Capsaicin is a tough little soldier. The seeds believe it or not are not the main source of heat its the mylene or the "vien" that runs along the sides of the inner wall. Capsaicin will still be in the...
I was just curious but to me it seems like smoking is hand in hand with a cold beverage. My choice is Miller Lite, regardless of the time 8:00, 6:00 3:00....when I am smoking meat it just doesn't seem right without a beer. So I figured I would query the rest of you folks to see what your drink...
Putfile huh? I don't think photobucket is my answer I just have had to many problems maybe I should try putfile. Went there for racey videos once at work maybe to much information but I didn't know they had pic sharing guess it makes sense since they are in the business of file sharing.
you are correct sir, Its a 3-2-1-1's method where its 3 parts sugar 2 parts salt 1 part chili and then a bunch of 1 part ingredients. I like Cumin and white pepper alot so I use that as well. I can't figure out why photobucket is being ugly this morning I also have a brisket on. Last one I...
I have had pretty good success with ribs and brisket. Today I am doing a shoulder cut with a brisket. I couldn't get photobucket to let me upload the brisket but I did get a q view of the shoulder before I put it on I am following the sticky mentioned in the pork forum and finishing up with...
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Is a link to the Bass Pro Shop in Cincy they have the Cajun Injector made by masterbuilt for $149 after rebate. This sounds like a great deal, can anybody verify that this is a quality smoker and is it an MES or no? Is it made by Masterbuilt...
I did a brisket Saturday and wrapped it tightly in foil then wrapped it in a towel tightly and then put it in the cooler for about three hours and do the same with my pork shoulder/butt. I had real good success with this over the weekend.
I put it in the cooler at 200 for three hours and then we chowed down inbetween ball games. That was only my second attempt at it and this time was much better.
And to respond that was the best DAMN brisquet I have ever had. Thanks everyone for the suggestions and hints I look forward to learning from each and every one of you as I progress.
I thought I did cut it against the grain can you give me some information as to how to make sure that I do cut it against the grain. I notched the corner where the meat was running vertical and I sliced horizontaly. I have always had problems with this.
In case you all were interested how it turned out I sliced it at 8:30 for my softball buddies and it lasted 15 minutes tender as all get out. I used the probe technique as suggested and it worked perfectly. Below are a few picks. This was sliced on the back of a pick up truck can't beat it...
I know......but my digi went on the fritz and I only have the probe to tell the temp on the brisket. I only have looked once in 4 hours and don't plan on looking again for a couple of hours. I have two probe thermo's but both of them are on their way out. Sooooo, sadly I will have to look...
Well,
I am 4 hours into the smoke and as you can see by the pick the flat is 145 and the smoker temp is a steady 225. I am getting close to having to add some more beer, apple juice or water what ever I decide, but I think it looks pretty darn good. About 5 more hours and the grubbing will be on.
That is a good link, and I think its what we all were trying to say last night. Its all about a base recipe and then tweaking to taste, I didn't think about it but when I rub my brisket I use more salt and pepper in addition to my original rub. You make a good point, thanks for the link.
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