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That is without a doubt some of the best looking meat I've seen. I've never cooked those Dino ribs before, but after seeing yours, I'll be on the lookout for some!
Great job!!
Anybody want a peanut?
The man likes to play chess, let's get him some rocks.
If the nachos get stuck together, that's one nacho
Dave's not here man
That's how you shoot! From now on, that's how you shoot!
You got red on you.
They always F you through the drive through.
Well then I guess...
It's really interesting to see what happens in other regions isn't it? I'm in Denver and that type of weather change is commonplace here. We go from 70s to snow within 24 hours here a few time a year.
I think it was the beginning of this past winter he got something like 12" of snow over about...
I respectfully disagree with the above comments about 225 degrees. I smoke nearly all my brisket and butts at this temp (and I live at altitude too). That said, there are several factors that could have an impact on the experience you had; some of them already mentioned above.
Are you sure your...
Looks awesome! Sounds like all that came from your mishap was a loss of time, but good things come to those who wait. Glad to hear it turned out as tasty as it looks
Yep. There's your problem. Didn't cook it enough. Like ringer said, time isn't a reliable tool with brisket. I've had 8 punders take 14 hours and I had 13 pounders take 7 hours. It's all about getting near 200 degrees and probing.
By pulling at 160, you never let the collagens break down, which...
I agree with all points made above. Personally I like to wrap brisket when it hits the stall, it helps control cook time and retain moisture. Sounds like trimming all the fat off probably contributed to your issue, because the fat rendering and melting down through the meat is what makes it so...
I'd love to be a part of a whole hog cook. I think the amount of work would be too intimidating for me to take on on my own, but I would enjoy teaming up for one. An uncle of mine did one at a family reunion many years ago, but I was only about 19 years old and put in charge of the beans (which...
Like most, we drank whatever we could get but was usually budweiser if we could afford it, Busch, keystone light or rolling rock most of the time though.
We found it was cheaper and more effective to pair a case of beer with a bottle of Castillo Silver rum, though. We knocked down a ton of that...
I'll be on team "no sauce". It may not suit everyone, but I am of the opinion that a really nicely cooked chunk of meat requires no sauce. Especially belly. There's a ton of flavor in there on its own
Looks like a solid smoke ring on the pulled, can I assume that juice in the pan was just what collected there while it rested? That's a good sign of a nice moist pulled pork. Ribs split in the middle, so I am guessing you took the membrane off. Looks like a five star meal to me!
Good evening all! Hate to admit that after my first year in SMFII, I have been inactive for a couple years now. Actually I haven't played in any of my typical leagues with buddies for a few years. But I'm back! Changed my team name to Blowin Smoke and am fully engaged this season.
My apologies...