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I saw this on BBQ pitmasters. One of the contenstants put sweet onions in with his wood. He said it gives his meat better taste.
I was curious to see if any of you ever used anything other than woods and charcoal in your smokers when cooking
I just went to a BBQ place in Houston and while the ribs had great flavor the brisket was bland all the way through. Im guessing the guy in the kitchen gave me slices of the flat. They were bland bland bland. I could also tell he trimmed off all of the fat because there was none at all on this...
I went to the store yesterday and saw a few briskets that had black dots or black spots on the fat cap side of the brisket. Is this common? Does anyone know what these are?
Lol @ the wall of text.
Thanks for the information. So now that I know that its the cut of his meat that is drawing in people. How would this cut(Black angus prime) compare to a well marbled wagyu brisket from srf or strube?
The line is like 2 hours for some brisket. I looked at the way Aaron Franklin makes his Brisket on youtube and it is very simple. Salt and pepper and smoke until it is tender. Yet people are lining out the door for this simple made brisket.
Is it the grade of brisket he is using? Does he use...
Should the brine taste how you want your meat to taste?
Im worried throwing all these crazy ingredients in the brine may make the meat taste funny. Or does it really not matter?
Yea Im going to have to bump this. 2 years later and I still havent tasted brisket like their chopped marinated brisket.
Most brisket smoked on the grill is dry. Some is moist and fatty but theirs is almost like pulled pork but marinated just right and the stuff just melts in your mouth.
Sounds like you are sensitive to smoke flavor. Hickory is pretty strong. Not as bad as mesquite but it can be overused easily. Try a lighter wood like apple, peach or almond.
I just had some awesome ribs. The guy told me that he doesnt use his firebox because it takes too long. He was cooking maybe 50 slabs along with chicken in a huge wood smoker with pecan and oak.
He showed me that he placed the wood directly in the bottom of the smoker and just placed a few hot...
I had the vent open about mid way yesterday on my smoke n pit but the wind was gusting to 50 mph yesterday in Florida. I bought the mesquite from walmart in that bag they have
Just got done smoking a fattie and a half rack of baby backs. Used a couple of chunks of mesquite throughout. I wanted to try something different from the pecan/hickory that I normally do.
I cant even eat this food because it is so bitter. I heard that mesquite was punget but not to this...
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