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Finished after about 2 hours in the smoker. Temperature was above 225 the whole time, finished them at 250 for the last 30 mins.
Very tastey, not as spicy I thought they would be (which is good for the womens).
Easy breezy, no clean up due to pan.
MES30 For The Win!
I have the analog model, so the drain is right in the centre. I have yet to have anything even go into my drip pan since nothing ever makes it to the bottom (i use an aluminum roasting pan from the grocery store to catch the drippings - it only costs $0.75).
I still get a drip from the door -...
Somehow ran into a few dozen jalapeno peppers and decided to stuff them with cream cheese/cheddar/spices and then wrap them in bacon and smoke.
Put them on with mesquite at 225 - will check on them in 1 hour.
YUM! The MES30 rocks.
I have the MES30 analog model (the one with the electric frying pan control that plugs into the side of the unit).
It rocks! Best $150 I ever spent. Ribs, butt, turkey, salmon and brisket all turned out perfect on the first try.
Go for it. You can always upgrade to the bigger model if you...
Pretty darn good! Most, tender, great mesquite flavor. Not bad for a my first brisket!
This is going to be awesome on some rye bread! Smoking is so darn fun!
The only thing is that it is really peppery and saly - I think I am using too much salt in my rubs (the salmon was salty as well) or...
Took them out and foiled them at 165 deg. Cooked them to 195 and then pulled them to rest.
Total cooking from 8:30 to 15:30 - 7 hours.
I'm going to rest them 90 minutes before cutting. Stay tuned for photos of the end result.
Here they are just put on the smoker (8:40 AM my time).
It's been 4 hours at 225 deg and they are hovering around 155. I'm not 100% sold on foiling then, we'll see what they are like at 165.
When I smoke these pieces should I put liquid in the water pan? I'm worried I trimmed off too much fat and detached the point which will make this dry.
Thanks for the clairification on the name! :0
Not sure I have room in the smoker for this - I only have 3 racks and one is out of commission as I use it to catch the drippings - so I will probably just freeze it and use it later to make these burnt ends. They look tasty!
Closer view of my trimming work.
Hopefully because I cut the flat into 2 pieces everything will still be ok, they about the same thickness so they should still cook the same.
I trimmed and cut it into 3 pieces, probably about 1 lb of fat came off. I will smoke the 2 flats and leave the head piece for another time.
The piece on the right is the fatty head that sits above the big vein of fat that runs through the brisket. I cut it off so I would just have 2 flat...
Just went and purchased a 10 lb brisket from my favorite butcher. It came to $35 CA$.
The brisket looks well marbled - so much that this thing could be wagu! (it's not, but it looks nice!).
My 8" kochmesser is next to it to give an idea of the size of this thing.
I am going to let it sit...
Feedback from others is that the salmon is great.
It's a little salty for my tastes so I will probably cut down the salt on my next brine.
So far so good! Batting 1.000!
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