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Ok....so I started at 4. This is what it looked like goin in
The rub:
1 tablespoon chili powder
1 teaspoon garlic powder
1 teaspoon ground cumin
1 teaspoon salt
1 teaspoon sugar
3/4 teaspoon ground black pepper
1/2 teaspoon allspice
1/2 Teaspoon Cayanne Pepper
Brining underway with the Slaughterhouse Poultry Brine by Tip Piper of Hillbilly Vittles.
Will start the smoke about 1-2P. That'll bring brine time to 10hrs-ish. Will update when I start the smoke.
Don't wanna poke/probe your meat before the danger zone due to the bacterial on the surface having a chance of being pushed into the interior. If you KNOW you're going to get through the danger zone within time, it could be ok, I guess. I know it's not gonna be done in 4hrs, so after the 4th...
We're aiming for a July 4th cul-de-sac party, serving probably ~3p(ish).....wanna try a packer brisket (if it'll fit in my grill/smoker). What time do you think I should start this thing off? Never done a packer....is it still 1.5hrs @ 225* ?
Thx in advance..
Thx guys....I'm really happy how it came out. Definitely better than my first attempt.
I've just gotta convince the wife to let me get a real smoker....but as long as I keep rockin on this thing, gonna be hard to do LOL. The weather making me drop temp irritated me to no end.
I couldn't find my cooler :(
I've read it other places on here.....for the "cooldown" ....i just cut the oven off and am letting it rest in there. Hope it works. Now gotta figure out what to do with it after it cools since it's 2a here. Won't be eaten until tomorrow sometime.
Pics soon.
I have my thread here:
http://www.smokingmeatforums.com/forum/thread/107498/small-brisket-flat-now-with-q-view
My gut says based on this, it should be fine. I didn't think about probing temp until ~3.5-4hrs. It was @ 135* then. Thoughts on potential danger??
Due to bad weather and the urge to not get sick while standing out in chilly rain (not to mention the lightening around me)....I went ahead and moved it to the oven @ 220* (until it gets to 160, then I'll wrap w/ foil and let sit @ 210 until IT gets to 195.
Here it is @ ~the 5hr mark...
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My 1st time w/ lump....dang sure doesn't take much for temp LOL.
Right now it's maintaining @ 235....a little hotter than i want it, but it'll do I hope.
Rubbed right before going in....
EDIT: Now at the 2hr mark, got hit with a storm.....grill/smoker is getting hammered with...
Just got home from the "Cajun Meat Company" here in Marietta, GA (saw it mentioned on another thread). Picked up a 6lb flat and some gator tail. I'm off to get some lump and red potatoes & corn for our gator tail dinner. In the interim before I actually get the Q movin....here's the flat...
Thx for the advice, all. Plans have changed a little bit, so we'll see.
I wasn't aware of the "Danger Zone" (still need to read the safety section). The setting it out plan is probably not happening now. The "itch" is going to get scratched today. I'm on my way in a few minutes to pick it...
For a small flat ~4-6lbs...what approach should I take? Is it still 1.5hrs/lb @ 225* ?
My thoughts were to rub & plastic overnight.
Bring to room temp when heating up coals, etc.get a steady 215* and add wood for smoke on top of coals ala minion method (will heat up with 1st piece of wood...
Thx for the feedback all. I'll definitely keep it in mind...just not sure if I'll be able to get a real one any time soon....never know...I may come across one someone's getting rid of one :D
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