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Well, coldest night in Murrells Inlet, SC all year. Brrrrr.
Woke up early and figured I'd get the brisket on that I put rub on and wrapped 24 hrs ago.
RUB:
1/4 cup kosher or coarse salt
1 tablespoon black pepper, ground
1 tablespoon paprika
1 teaspoons cayenne pepper
2 teaspoons oregano...
This is my cheat sheet after reading hundreds of threads on brisket :)
Of course it is saved as a contact on my phone under BRISKET!
RUB:
1/4 cup kosher or coarse salt
1 tablespoon black pepper, ground
1 tablespoon paprika
1 teaspoons cayenne pepper
2 teaspoons oregano leaves, dried
2...
As the title suggests - hoping to get a close approximation for a 5lb brisket tomorrow.
Considering cooking at 230*, foiling at 165* and pulling it at 203* IT, rest for an hour and then devour.
I suspect it will be 4-5 hrs till I foil - and then another 2+ hrs to get up to 203* IT.
I'll only...
Glad to see you save the meal!
BTW - I used an extension cord a few times ago and noticed a lot slower heat up. Plugged directly in the last two times and voila - heats quickly, stays at temps easier, etc...
Might have to start storing this unit in my storage shed where i have dehumidifier...
Very nice! Apple is great on poultry and pork IMHO. LIke you - I love this place for all of the information, wisdom and experience. Addicted to Smoking now!
Appreciate the help guys. This brisket is flat only, so cut in half it goes. Now to plan out the rest of the cook, rub, injection, temp target, etc.... I've read and watched so many vids/threads, etc...time to decide on a plan and execute :)
Hmmm, older thread and have been searching and reading on here and various other google searched threads from elsewhere.
10.55 lb Flat from Sams sitting in the Fridge. Just wifey and me - although I can usually "gift" some nice meat for others.
Was thinking about cutting it in half...
1. Pork loins do NOT take 45 minutes per pound at 225* in an MES - closer to 30 mins per pound.
2. Stopping at 140-145* wrapping and keeping at 120-130* for 3 hrs does NOT dry them out.
3. Mahogany sauce is such a nice taste/different alternative!
Took the loin off about an hour before...
just probed again and sitting at 145* As I got ready to put it in the cooler had some juice escape the foil! So....one more wrap and back in the MES at 120* stay at 145* IT for another 45 minutes, then I'll pull it and let it rest. Guess I may have been a tad bit worried without need. Now...
Sigh - okay, wrapped the loin and still in the MES set at *120 for now.
Should I pull it and wrap it in some towels and shove it in the little yeti?
Worried about this thing overcooking or drying out at this point!
1:44pm. Mahogany sauce made. Added 1 cup on top of the Loin and put it in the Pan with a bit of water to let the drippings recarmelize.
IT is up to 139* on the MES probe and matches my digital external probe (thats actually good news since it's the first a/b compare I have done).
Going to...
12:15pm update. Smoker was up to 225* 15 minutes after loading the loin. IT is 91* already and dripping are captured nicely in the pan.
Added more apple with some hickory chips to continue the smoke. So far so good :)
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