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yeah...I see people talking about breaking it down or only pulling one side and slicing the other...the truth is...I had no idea...the whole thing pulled like it was all the same cut.
I see them at the Costco business center when I go there...I've always just walked by...huge piece of beef...
great article...I think I'll call them shoulders from now on. I had heard/read a bit that Clods were done in the SW still, but were definitely old school in TX.
thanks...to all...it's still a bit of a mystery since the clod seems to be leaner than brisket...which would make me think I could shred a brisket easier than a clod, but this clod came apart like it was a pork butt.
so...I did an event for the 4th for my church and mainly did pulled pork shoulder/butt...about 75lbs. I was looking for an inexpensive beef option and have noticed both the beef clod and beef chuck roll at the Costco business center. The Clod's were supposed to be 32lb average, but they had a...
I use it on Brisket, Beef ribs and chuck. I put it in a can so it takes on smoke and then I pour it on when I wrap.
I swear it makes the flat amazing and the chuck pull apart like pork butts.
I'm always amazed how the beef just soaks it up.
Woke up @5am...-9 F....threw on chuck for shredded beef sandwiches later. Wood/coal smoker's been at 239 steady all day.
Not sure why, but I get a sort of self satisfaction when it's really cold out...it's a Minnesota thing...I think
just my two cents...
1 - it's done when it's done
2 - because of #1, I aim to get briskets, ribs and butts done about 4 hours before dinner. I wrap the meat in foil (if it's not already) and throw it in a cooler packed with towels. It only gets better in the cooler, it's never been less than...
came across this post and had to laugh...the two best briskets I've ever made got done much earlier than they should have...I have no idea why. I had a 15lb brisket that was done in about 9 hours @240...was absolutely perfect. Smoking reminds me of golf...you hit that perfect shot and it gets...
awesome...thanks for the feedback...I was guessing it would be no different than beef, but just wondering if it would pull the same. I've always just pulled the pork after an hour or so.
Morning all...happy Labor Day!
I've been asked to do pulled pork for a group of about 100. I've done some other large cooks before, but it's always been beef ribs or brisket. The nice thing about beef is that I can wrap/hold in a cooler for one to six hours, so I have a pretty big target...
Reading through the comments made me laugh...I can't tell you how many times I've had discussions with friends or family about starting a food truck business or catering. I agree...friends and family are polite (especially when you are enthusiastic about smoking bbq) because...well...they are...
I was looking at the Costco business site (I have one near my house) and they rate meat prime, choice, etc., but then they also have "commodity beef"...does anyone know the quality of this meat?
thanks all...I've made many briskets and never had one that finished that far under the 1 hour/lb...usually it's way over.
One thing I didn't mention that makes it even stranger...I also did 3 racks of ribs and a large butt/shoulder...that should have added hours to the cook.
...I have a ton...
I've seen several posts about time for a brisket...hours per lb, etc.
I smoke at 240 and try for an internal temp of at least 195 and then I wrap.
Last weekend I put a 19lb brisket on at 10pm thinking it would get done sometime mid afternoon the next day (like always) and then wrap for a few...