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I ate so much of it, I was in a stupor last night :emoji_anguished:
The hot and fast method looked appealing to me, and I’ve had great results with ribs, pork butts, picnic shoulders, and chucks @275+. There must be something I’m missing with brisket.
I wanted to be able to start one in the morning and serve that night, so I’ve done the hot and fast versions, all 275+
you must need to leave a lot more fat on than cooking low and slow, so each one was burned on the bottom or the ends and crumbly in parts.
I’m reluctant to run the smoker...
I have a wsm18 converted to propane, I’m using mesquite and ran it at 230 all night.
My previous failures were hot and fast attempts (275+), and I likely removed too much fat on the last one, which immediately became chili.
Haven’t done an overnight cook in quite a while, didn’t want to get up...
I converted my wsm to propane and used the charcoal ring for the rib hanger
https://www.smokingmeatforums.com/threads/i-made-a-rib-hanger-with-the-charcoal-ring-from-my-wsm18.296687/
I think you’re on to something regarding hickory, I’m pretty sure I used a much smaller piece this time, and the apple piece was larger.
The last one was probably over salted with too much hickory.
We’ll know shortly. It’s likely I over did it with the salt last time.
I ruined some awesome beef ribs with way too much salt and pepper a while back:emoji_neutral_face:
They tasted like pastrami, and good pastrami, but everyone was really surprised:emoji_astonished:
I ended up using spog and paprika, with the salt cut back. Maybe I used too much salt last time.
It’s been going at 275 with some apple and hickory since about 7am
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