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  1. rbosco3

    SMOKIN-IT SMOKER

    I received a Smokin-It Smoker Model #2 for Christmas and have already used it a dozen times.  This is a very well designed and quality built piece of equipment as evidenced by the heavy gauge stainless steel construction.  The door is a precision metal-to-metal fit eliminating the need for...
  2. rbosco3

    First Brisket was a disaster - need advice

    Thanks for the advice and encouragement.  I will keep trying until I succeed.
  3. rbosco3

    First Brisket was a disaster - need advice

    Thank you for all the information.  To answer your questions: 1. It was dried-out and leathery and not mealy/grainy chew? 2. Too much bark - I am not sure; the bark was definitely tasty. 3. How was your brisket prepped for the smoke, such as overnight marinated, or injected - neither.  Just...
  4. rbosco3

    First Brisket was a disaster - need advice

    It had a fat cap.  I have an electric smoker.  The water pan was full of water.
  5. rbosco3

    burning the brisket

    It was very dry.  I had a water pan at the bottom of the smoker.  I did not wrap it at all. It was black on the outside. I used at flat cut of brisket rather than a packer cut.  It was about 1 1/2 inches at the think part an 1 inch at the thin part. Do you think that may have been the problem?
  6. rbosco3

    First Brisket was a disaster - need advice

    It was very dry.  I used at flat cut of brisket rather than a packer cut.  Do you think that may have been the problem?
  7. rbosco3

    burning the brisket

    It was difficult to slice and very dry inside.  Isn't that an indication of being over done?
  8. rbosco3

    First Brisket was a disaster - need advice

    I just tried to smoke my first beef brisket yesterday.  It was 3 1/2 pounds and according to Jeff's book should have taken 5 hours at 225 degrees with an finished internal temperature of 190 degrees.  I used a dual probe digital thermometer which has been check for accuracy.  After 5 hours, the...
  9. rbosco3

    First Brisket was a disaster - need advice

    I just tried to smoke my first beef brisket yesterday.  It was 3 1/2 pounds and according to Jeff's book should have taken 5 hours at 225 degrees with an finished internal temperature of 190 degrees.  I used a dual probe digital thermometer which has been check for accuracy.  After 5 hours, the...
  10. rbosco3

    burning the brisket

    I just tried to smoke my first beef brisket yesterday.  It was 3 1/2 pounds and according to Jeff's book should have taken 5 hours at 225 degrees with an finished internal temperature of 190 degrees.  I used a dual probe digital thermometer which has been check for accuracy.  After 5 hours, the...
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