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Here it is all wrapped up nice for the evening in the cold.
Few wings in brine that will hit the smoker inthe afternoon a couple hours before dinner is ready. Can't see it, but I have my 1/2duck in there also.
Woke up this morning and got the wife and daughter out the door. Fired up the...
I worked all night last night, only slept a couple hours today so I'm a bit fried. BUT I have seasoned my first ever brisket. Little flat that I picked up today at the grocery store. Only fat trimmed was a part thicker than the rest.
I snapped some Q-View, I'll post that in the morning...
Thanks Chuck. I'm going to get this in early so that I have at least 11 hours. I can always cooler it and heat a bit just before dinner if need be, but it sounds like if I cooler it, the heat will be held for a long time. SHould be an interesting adventure.
~Dave
Thanks for the response. I'll try your spritz. Maybe for this first attempt I'll try 220. I think I have enough time to get to temp and cooler Even at 2 hours a pound if I keep it at 5# size I can start maybe at 6:30 instead of 7:30. That leaves me 11.5 hours, almost 12 by the time we...
Pretty new to smoking so I'm still not sure of a few things. I'm smoking in and MES30. Looking at smoking a brisket flat, maybe 5#ish.
My MIL is notorious for cooking brisket when we go to her house. Always in the oven, always dry and taske like white I imagine a farmers boot might taste...
A fellow hunter pointed me toward this forum with great reviews. SO far Ilike what I see. I'm new to smoking, just bought a MES 30 a few weeks ago. So far a couple great runs with spare ribs and a whole chicken that was to die for.
What is an ABT? And q/view? I'm guessing q/view is just a...
Bit of a miss. Maple season is the time at the end of winter as the daytime temps begin to warm. It lasts 5-7 weeks depending on where you are located. The early season produces more light colored syrup, whereas the darker grade "B" syrup comes a bit later usually. But it also depends on...
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