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Sorry I’m running a bit behind. Welcome to SMF from Owensboro Ky. I’d definitely like to see a lot more Kentucky members on here. Most people don’t even realize Ky has its own delicious style of bbq, but this forum is great for learning about everything bbq related. Thanks for joining!
I’ve tried different cuts of meat with and without mustard. If you like to spritz your meat at all I recommend not using it. I think with mustard when you go to spritz it tends to let the rub wash away easier. If you apply the rub directly to the meat and let it dry brine for awhile it really...
Phatbac, I just made a batch of this yesterday. The recipe sounded good and looked good in the picture. The taste and texture remind me a lot of blues hog original sauce. I can wait to try it on some ribs or maybe some chicken!
I gotta agree with webs05, for a home cook that’s great. And yes they do get easier with experience. Boning knives are nice, but you can get by without one. Also, it helps to keep the brisket super cold while trimming. Maybe pop it in the freezer for 20-30 minutes before you plan to trim. I...
It came out looking great. I agree about the vinegar, if you inject any in the future. I’d go easy on it, and not too long before cooking. I’ve turned pork into mush injecting too much for too long. But, you live and you learn. That shoulder looks pretty delicious just the way it is!
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