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Yelp the plan is to let the baccon rinder down in the brisket like the fatcap would i hope it works the last time my wife got the trimed flats they turned out a little dry with just the water pan and spraying them.
Its been a wile since ive posted up anything but i got the time today so here is a few pics and ill post more though out the day
The wife got the briskets for me at the store the other day so she got the cut she likes. Lol. So they are trimed flats with no fat cap so i made a baccon wave to put...
The best way I found was a propane torch (the kind that goes on a 20lb tank) burn the in side and out side at the same time. Then a quick wash with some auto was and a few rinses and done. Hole thing takes about 2 hours and it all down to bear metal and if it had any bad stuff in it I know it is...
Call me crazy but when I cook butts the last four hours or so I put the butt in a aluminum pan the pull it out for the very last 30 min. And all the droppings that was in the pan witch has all the smoke and rub in it is what I make my sause from.
I hope no one minds my two cents but I have found that with some of the big box stores the wood has been kiln dried and that seems to make that bitter flavor in the meat. Just check in to the manufacturer to see if it is kiln or air dried. The air dried has I slight higher moisture content and...
Thanks for the help guys but I gave the mods on the Big Chief some tweaking and was able to hit 220 with a but in it. And 247 with just abts. So I'm happy with that for now.
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