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I get to the end of the cook time and then cannot figure out what to do.
Everytime I put my finished brisket in the cooler, still wrapped and shrouded in towels, and take it out 4 to 5 hours later, all the juices are have gotten absorbed into the paper and the brisket ends up dry.
Can someone...
I usually cold smoke salmon with dry smoke but it was so hot today that I put ice in my chamber to bring the temp down.
A side effect is that the air is moist from the ice melting.
As long as it maintains the correct temp range, would moist smoke make any difference than dry smoke?
thanks
I've been using a version of the "Minion Method" in my offset; mainly because I dont' want to get up in the middle of the night.
I've got a new and different one now and while the temp gets up pretty quick, it can take up to 2 hours to get a clean burn.
My method has been to use a square...
Smoking a Flat Brisket and trying to establish the best time to foil wrap.
I have been doing it regularly at 170 degrees.
But I'm wondering if it should be done near the beginning of the "stall", closer to the middle of the "stall" or near the end of the "stall".
appreciate the input
I had been considering getting tuning plates for my offset smoker in order to cook up a better brisket.
The thought of having an even temperature throughout the chamber seemed appealing and logical.
But then I started to ask myself the question of do I really want an even temperature on both...
I'll clarify my post a little here.
I can only test for doneness after it is wrapped and I have a probe in it the whole time after it's wrapped.
With this in mind, I'm relegated to go by temp. So, I'm kinda of looking for an average pull off temp.
Without getting too complex in the details, I have to start it out at a low temp as it is not attended for many hours so I am not in a position to raise the temperature to a quick cook in the beginning stages.
I have heard that some increase the temperature after the stall from 225 or thereabouts to around 300 plus.
Is there an advantage to the increased temp or is it bs?
thanks
If you can get a great deal on them, let me know and I will buy one. This dude has good stuff and pretty much the same as his competitor, Lyfe tyme wanted one shipped but the shipping is obviously a killer.
I tried loading up my offset with oak and charcoal but it seems too much for it and for the first 2 hours in order to keep temp low I have to choke it off at both ends.
So I am considering reducing the quantity of fuel and then adding more later on in the smoking.
Any ideas as to what kind of...
re the bullion base, I have used that at one time and found it added too many additional unpleasant flavors for my liking.
the butcher paper was standard brown butcher paper off the roll. When I took it out, I surprised to see no juices at all; not even the paper was damp. Yet, it was moist...
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