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Thanks everyone for the feedback! I got the brisket on now, its stalling at 160° got it wrapped and steady at 250° pit temp. I put a new dry rub on about 2 hours before I put it on the smoker. And used less salt this go round. Being that im from Austin, TX.. now living in Pennsylvania I have...
Hey yall, i have a question hopefully one of you fine folks can help me out with. Is it true that by marinating a brisket with dry rub a day before smoking will make it taste more on the salty side? Ive always marinated the brisket 12-24 hours with my dry rub and here lately ive noticed a...
I haven't seen any packers around all I've noticed is flats. I'll take a look next time I'm out to check the packer prices. Nell and pines are the only two places around I haven't checked yet. I didn't know Nell did wholesale that's great news. I'll give both of them a call tomorrow. Thanks...
Thanks bud! Yeah its ridiculous how much of a price change it is. I've heard nothing but good about my brisket so I need to figure something out if on gonna do this right.
I live in Pennsylvania and brisket here runs, unfortunately a whopping $4.59 a lb!!!
My buddy, who lives in the great state of Texas, told me that brisket is $1.77 a lb there...uhmm
My question, does anyone know of a way to ship meat from Tx to Pa?
I've smoked a handful of briskets here...
I kno of a guy who would smoke his product then freeze it until the event then just bring it back up to temp day of. I'm excited for you and hope it works out. I want to do the same thing but lack a big enough smoker to do the events. Best of luck to you
KS13.
Lol I hear ya on the meat sales. Ive actually done a few briskets though. I posted my first one on SMF last week I believe.
I do want to do a shoulder or butt soon, pulled pork is calling my name.
The meat was definitely tough and not bending much coming out of the wrap.
Heck maybe I got a little too anxious and excited about tasting it
That I forgot about that thing called PATIENCE you fine people mentioned above
The key ingredient. Either way I now know what to improve on next time...
final product :) the taste was a perfect mixture of sweetness with a mildly spice aftertaste. The only negative was that the meat was tough. Rain all but smothered my pit. I covered the best I could but the temp was up and down. I'm guessing if I can keep it steady at 225 to 250, 5 hours 2-2-1...
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