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Smoking Monkey....This brisket set overnight in my fridge and was smoked the next day ... I have also since smoked first and then sous vide , both results equally good !! I did put it on smoker straight from fridge allowing it more time on smoker .. Good luck and let us know results !!
I put it straight to smoker .. If you look at my posts I've done two briskets .. I've left them on smoker for three hours ... While it really does t build a crust my second one came out looking a lil more traditional crust wise ... Tenderness and flavors amazing...
I just did some chicken...
Sous vide trip .... Plan was to sous vide then right on the grill ....but weather and work did not cooperate ... Sous vide 12 hrs , ice bath, fridge , grill pan next night .... Still came out really good though!,
Not the Anova but Sansaire circulator ... I gave it a 72 hour soak .. I had originally intended to try smoking this one first but work interfered , so I smoked after like I had done in a prior cook... I must say , this way of cooking brisket allows you to taylor your cooking times precisely to...
So my sous vide weapon of choice is the Sansaire unit that I purchased on sale n November ..I have used it quite a bit since then with the prerequisite eggs , chicken , pork chops, baby back ribs ,turkey meat loafs and BEEF... Beef is where it shines ! I've done rib eyes , chuck roast , and...
Here Is the brisket I just pulled off the smoker on super bowl Sunday and a link to the cook
http://www.smokingmeatforums.com/t/177204/brisket-sous-vide-and-smoked
So for super bowl I started a 11lb packer sous vide, added my usual rubs after trimming , vac sealed it and put in the fridge ..thurs morning into the water bath it went ....I pulled it out this morning and placed it on the smoker for 3 hours at 135 degrees. Here are some presliced pics...
Wolf, I started that point at 168 and in the third hour let it drift to almost 220 when I took it off... I'm doining a small packer , about 11lbs for super bowl too ... Original plan was to throw on smoker yesterday but work interfered ... So I dropped in bath this morn and like you will put on...
Sqwib,, we are really doing nothing different ... I don't pre sear mine though...it may be just our personal tastes in meats ... I preseason my chuck with Montreal seak seasoning .. I do salt mine and let it set in the fridge at least a couple hours first though... Then I bag it , bath it and...
Squib ....disagree on the greasy part .... It's not prime rib ... But it's pretty damn good ... Sliced on a piece and it melts in your mouth ... Bursting with flavor ... Here is a few pics and the plated version....48 hours at 135
Here is a pic of the point after sous vide for 72 hrs at around 138 for 72 hrs than 3 hrs of a cold smoke .. I wish I had pics of the flat as it was equally good but not put on smoker ... Significant diff in flavor ....I love the smoke kissed so much better !!
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