Some of the links on this forum allow SMF, at no cost to you, to earn a small commission when you click through and make a purchase. Let me know if you have any questions about this.
This was my first thought
also, for brisket dont get hung up too much on finishing temperature, it is really about the feel
the thermometer should just slide through the meat, that is when its done, Ive had it hit that point at a variety of tempertures
ahh, well thats obviously a much better deal
I have a Mav that I like a lot, so I havent really paid that close of attention to the iGrill pricing, just saw it and wanted to pass along the info
big fan of my Maverick 733
I went with it because it ISNT bluetooth, I have had horrible luck with bluetooth devices of all kinds and range
My headset I use while driving is great, but dont get more than 5 feet from the phone or it gets static
my Maverick works for almost a 1/4 mile from the...
yes, at $2.96 a pound, I would assume thats the packer
the other cuts are just the packer either trimmed down or the point or flat separated and sold at a premium
Choice is pretty standard as far as availability and cheap, which is what you want especially for a beginner. it takes a really...
I wondered about that too, but I dont know how long the batteries were dead (it had been a couple weeks since I used it) and they were completely dead so the hand unit wouldnt turn on, but it still had the same settings I used last when I put new batteries in it.
I may just try to get in the...
Does anybody elses reciever seem to burn through batteries very very fast? Or do i just keep forgetting to turn it off?
Repaced the receiver batteries three times now and am still on the originals on the transmitter
here's a picture of the ones I did on the 4th
I went with sautee'd onions and chopped up jalapeno and bell peppers, topped with shredded cheddar
we put ours on buns and smashed em down to be able to take bites, they were awesome!
You are right, it did
About 5:30 am on the pit
Pulled it to rest about 5 pm
Which is about right for a 10.5 pound packer
I just thought it was gunna get there early since it started rising after stalling at 165 for a while, but i guess the meat knew what it was doing and i didnt
I swear my brisket this weekend stalled twice
164 it sat there for damn near ever, then started climbing and stopped at 174 for another few hours, i damn near gave up till it shot up a few degrees and i decided to toss in the cooler
Was none left the next morning, so i guess it was good
I have actually rested a couple of briskets about 6 hours once, two together in the same cooler, wrapped in separate towels, and when I went to cut them they were still at about 140 degrees
This site uses cookies to help personalise content, tailor your experience and to keep you logged in if you register.
By continuing to use this site, you are consenting to our use of cookies.