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Hi guy's,
I'm going to smoke lamb shoulder at the weekend.
I want to try basting instead of wrapping the meat.
How long do I cook for before first basting, and how often after that?
Hi guy's,
I've just bought some maple and some apple wood.
The problem I have is two boxes of wood and don't know which is which! Lol
Can anyone help me out?
Hi guy's,
When smoking, does it make a difference if I keep the bark on the wood?
Or should I remove it?
It would be easier just to leave it on. If it makes a difference I will remove it.
I've been using hickory and apple.
Could using too much hickory affect it?
I think I have pear, plum, apple, hickory and whisky barrel chunks.
I also have some maple chips.
Thanks for the input!
I will just need to work out how much fat to trim.
I think I will get point cut rather than flat aswell.
It's amazing how much the weather makes a difference. I had way more vents open this time, with similar internal temperature. It was a lot colder weather than I've...
I think the brisket I bought was already trimmed. Next time I'll ask for the fat left on and do it myself.
It's funny you say about it tasting like roast beef!
That is what it tasted like.
I assumed it was because I over cooked it? But I also thought I worked to correct internal meat...
Ok thanks.
I've got a drink, which helps!
I've wrapped it.
I'm not running low on briquettes tho.
How should I go about adding more?
I know if you stir up the briquettes too much the temperature sky rockets.
I'm cooking my brisket and running at 270F. It's been on for 5 hours and the internal temperature of the meat is stuck at 158F.
It's been at 158F for at least an hour or so.
Am I doing something wrong?
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