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Yes water. And how much? Lets say about one tablespoon of honey and the same of sugar each side Maybe just a bit more.The ribs taste really good but im not happy with the tender/juicy part.
i got the 24" camp chef and im more than happy with it, after 11 briskets i learned a bit about how to keep the temp and add chunks every "x" time. Honestly in my case i spent about 2 months reading reviews and all kind of info and seems that the Vault is one of the best for your money. You can...
guys, i dont want to open another threat just for my question. I remove almost all the membrane of the ribs but here is a pics of some meat that covers some part of it. should i remove it so i can remove the rest of the membrane on those parts or just leave it.
regards,
yes i will try to adjust the time, maybe 2-1-1 or something like that. I did about 6 briskets since i have the smoker lol, 4 weeks ago, need to try more baby backs to make a "fine tune" on my process.
One question guys? is there too much difference spraying every one 30 min?, 60 min? im worry...
hi there my friend, yes i did use my 2 thermoworks dual probe so the temp was about 225 all the time.
I think i need to check them 1 hours in the foil and start from there. The taste as said was really nice but honestly i felt a bit dry the ribs.
sorry, no pics(i know my bad). trying to figure out if the method should be 2-1-1 for me or something else. Also sometimes is hard to make ribs with brisket inside the smoker because i dont want to open to apply some apple juice on the ribs.
Hi there guys, this weekend did sone briskets which turned amazing and tender but did also 6 racks of baby racks with the 2-2-1 method @225, wrapped in foil with some brown sugar and honey. At the end the taste was good but seems that not too tender or juicy. My smoker is a Camp Chef 24" which...
thanks dannylang, lets say most of the brisket will be for costumers, thats why im trying to figure out, most of the people doesnt like the fat but i dont want to affect tender meat or something else.
did 3 briskets and 6 ribs yesterday, here is some interesting readings on my thermometers. Left upper rack. Right lower rack one before the botton rail, about 30-40 min after turn on the smoker:
about 3 hours later. the difference between the lower/middle racks and the upper is about 10F...
thanks Gary, on your last threat, on picture #4 is exactly how it looks if a i remove that fat thats why i got confuse because all the brisket that i see here doesnt have that part on it.
thanks guys, your comments are really helpful. I did a brisket last week without that fat (it came like that when i bought it) and the taste was amazing, rub all around. Im planning to offer this in local events thats why im worry about too much fat.
DaveOmak, the fat on this brisket is like...
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