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They were really good. And against better judgment, I used sauce on half of them, smoked for 15 more minutes, and they were even better.
I do love this coffee rub on beef. Now I need to try it on steaks.
From what I've read there's 2 ways of doing this: one is to cut into blocks, add some BBQ sauce and put back in smoker. Second was to put them in a low heat cast iron pan with some BBQ sauce, that's what I did. It's just that it released a TON of fat and it looks like I'm frying it.
I found Wagyu brisket in Orlando, price tag was $12.69/lb, got it for $10.49/lb, so I just bought 4lbs, they let me get the point though so I could not resist.
Sorry, I have no pictures, but it was a beautiful thing.
It was so damn tender w/o marinating or injecting...no wonder it's used in...
My stick burner is a cheap Charbroil and after quite a few mods it still does not hold heat that well. It's fun though. If you can weld then you can make it a great one but then it might just be better to spend extra money on a good one from the start.
Thats a tricky subject. I read that only the salt penetrates the meat (in poultry and beef), the other ingredients stay on the surface. I've only done 2 birds, one brined the other one wasn't; both tasted great and were moist, I do use a Kamado though which preserves moisture pretty good, so do...
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