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Sonny Bryans off Harry Hines and Inwood for some of the best Q ever . It is the original and it's just a small building ( dump ) with old school desks to set in . The other's ARE not near as good ,
http://www.sonnybryans.com/restaurants.html
Second choice would be Big Al's further up Inwood...
It all depends on what's in your rub and how much of it . Some things add bark and some things block bark buildup . Just add some turbindao suagr to your rub and it bark right up & check your wood .
So how is the Qview ? I am good at taking fishing shots and racecar shots . My food shots are new and I plan on getting better !
The 1st bowl bowl was gone before I could even pull the 2nd butt . Evrything went very well as even the strangers loved it ( loved ones and family will lie to you...
chisoxjim ~ Some Qview of Mother's day butt smoke . This is my 3rd attempt at Qview . These are some pics taken Saturday and thne early Sunday of Mother's Day smoke . The little WATT burner got it done yet again . I own three on these things . They put my cajun electric smoker to shame . Now...
I cook mine at 230 to 250 every smoke . Just let the thermo do the testing . I pull mine and wrap at 165 and finish it to 200 for pulling . The only reason I wrao mine is to protect teh product from turning to burnt on the outside as my daughter does not like the color and refuses to eat it . Me...
The brisket turned out really really good . I thought I ruined it but man I was wrong . I cooked it in the oven @ 350 degrees with my rub on it and wrapped in foil then finished it on a smoker at 400 degrees ( best guess ) .. It so tender it would not even slice . My floppy disc Camera went dead...
Either (A) Green wood or (B) Fire was too cold and that creates black soot in pits .
You built the cooker , you use the cooker so to me that takes out any questions about proper venting of the pit .
Pulled pork ~ smoke til it reaches 165 , foil and take it to 200 degrees up to 205 degrees .. this could take up to 17 hours at 225 on a smoker . use a temop gauage of some kind for perfect results each time . Try and roll the ribs and tie them with twine ~ then stuff the center bell pepperes...
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