Some of the links on this forum allow SMF, at no cost to you, to earn a small commission when you click through and make a purchase. Let me know if you have any questions about this.
they are nice, but i have only done a few smokes on mine. still tinkering with trying to get steady low temps. it can hold higher heat better. as in 275 and up as far as i have seen. Im thinking about building a charcoal basket to do the minion method to see if i can get more consistent lower...
Okay guys I did a little switcheroo since I don't having tuning plates. I used the charcoal grate that came with the wrangler. Placed it upside down inside my barrel. It sits about 1 or 2 cm above the lowest point of the baffle. I cut an old grate to use as my new charcoal support
yeah it does. so its all a matter of letting it cook longer. temp could be the same or higher internally. How would you suggest to check the "doneness". toothpick? it is hard for me to tell with a toothpick how done it is. probably because i do not have the experience yet on how it should feel...
i have read the stick burning 101 article. i have the wrangler. I keep getting fluctuating temps. I start with a half chimney of charcoal let em ash over good. then i add two mini logs by western. Oak wood. let them catch fire and start shutting the lids, i leave the vent about half way. my...
Thanks for the info! I think i know what you mean, i have seen the brisket when those connective tissue are basically not holding the meat together anymore. almost like they break apart right at each line. is that what you are talking about? would you suggest letting it rest longer or it should...
Here's the flat sliced. Now i feel it was a little dry so I dipped it back in its juices for the pic. Maybe next time I will have to pull it quicker. I need a good digital thermo. I'm gonna order a maverick soon.
Alright just took it out of oven, poke test pretty good. i had two digitals in there, too bad they are cheap thermometers. one said 189 and one said 196 so i pulled it and put it in the cooler with couple towels on top of it. i will take it out of the cooler in probably 2 or 3 hours
How easy should the toothpick or probe be going in and where do i poke? on the thickest part of the flat or in the point or both. should it glide in like sticking into butter or should it have some resistance.
Also i think i need to hit it with a different rub next time. I see Franklin from Austin TX likes to just use salt and pepper, heavy amounts and create a nice thick black bark. I wonder if i change it up it will create more of a bark. mine seems kind of moist.
Now it is In the oven at 225 wrapped in foil. Didn't want to screw up the cook and get fluctuating temps on the smoker. And I save some wood fuel. It's now 6 hours into the cook and internal of 187
This site uses cookies to help personalise content, tailor your experience and to keep you logged in if you register.
By continuing to use this site, you are consenting to our use of cookies.