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From what I read this is a no go due to cerasote build up but what if I pre burn it it and just shovel coals? This would be for smoking brisket
The reason I ask is I can cut my own pine (or aspen) for $30 a cord and oak is $400 per cord
And if not what is your strategy for getting brisket to finish up on schedule? I'm guessing starting 24-30 hours ahead and holding in a warming box or cooler if it finishes early?
Due to a rip in the space time continuum no matter what time I start my brisket it won't be done till 7-8pm the next day
3am
1am
9pm
Lol I think my next ones going in at 5pm the day before I can always hold it in a cooler for a few hours as it will only get better
I am thinking I have to raise the temps last brisket I did I threw them on for like 2 hours at 205-225 and they never really rendered down
250-275?
Also if anyone has any tips or pictures they would like to share id appreciate it!
Can I substitute the pork in the smitty recipe for something to make some all beef Texas hot links?
From the research I have done it looks like the traditional Texas sausage was all beef then pork started getting added in the '40s
Also how are collagen cases vs the pork ones?
After I cut off the point for burnt ends the flat generally is moist as heck after sitting out for an hour or two it starts to dry out I'd like to try to rest it for an hour or two instead
Should I wrap it in parchment paper or foil or both?
Will resting it mess up my bark?
Should I toss in...
We bought this Oklahoma joes combo propane/charcoal grill/offset smoker back in March
At the time my family hated "bbq" food all we had had was mushy sweet tasteless fair food stuff and my one experience with smoking was a bitter smoked turkey my dad made
Anyway we fired this guy up (smoker...
We bought this Oklahoma joes combo propane/charcoal grill/offset smoker back in March
At the time my family hated "bbq" food all we had had was mushy sweet tasteless fair food stuff and my one experience with smoking was a bitter smoked turkey my dad made
Anyway we fired this guy up (smoker...
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