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I do a mix of...
1 Cup Apple Cider Vinegar
1 tsp. salt
1 tsp. pepper
1/2 cup Dijon Mustard...not the stone ground stuff, the smooth stuff
Set aside about 1/2 cup to drizzle over the shreds to add a little moisture and flavor
then I mop it on...about every 1-1.5 hours for the first 4-5...
Awesome Job! Looks Great! I have about 10+ pounds of Venison in my deep freeze, that my neighbor gave me to "play with". Wonder if this recipe would work.
Another way to make the most of each smoke...fill up the smoker!! Even if you don't plan on eating it that day, you can utilize the extra space on the racks. If you're doing ribs, throw on a fatty, a few pork chops, some ABTs, whatever you think would taste good with the wood selection you are...
I used this recipe for the Brine
http://allrecipes.com/Recipe/Out-of-this-World-Turkey-Brine/Detail.aspx
Smoked over a mix of Hickory, Sugar Maple, and a little Apple...the skin was the only thing I was disappointed with...it was a little "rubbery" and tough...but the meat underneath...was...
I've done turkeys for the past 2 years, both Thanksgiving and Christmas. They turned out excellent each time...so I guess the luck has been good... What's your question?
The meat from the point is your best bet for burnt ends. Just separate the flat from the point once the flat reaches around 190. Then take the point on up to around 210. Then cut the point into cubes about 1 inch in size. Place them into a foil pan, cover with your favorite BBQ sauce. Put them...
That's GREAT!! My Mother-In-Law actually lives in the "In-Law quarters in the basement!! I"ve wanted to try that on a few seperate occasions...
Oops! Did I just really type that!!! That's ok...I don't think any of you will tell her!!!
I know there are about as many methods for smoking a brisket as there are BBQ fans. To each their own. My method has seemed to work flawlessly every time I've done it. Here's a link to my post...
http://www.smokingmeatforums.com/for...331#post290331
It may be kinda long but it is a full...
I've never used a pan, the only plus side to using a pan is to keep moisture close to the meat. When you foil, you'll be doing just the same thing. Smoke with the meat directly on the grate until the meat hits 170, then foil. I don't even flip mine. I use the the "self basting" method, so I...
Gaga,
Heres an overnight brisket smoke that I did where I used to foil method. I'm pretty sure I say what temp to wrap for both the point and the flat.
http://www.smokingmeatforums.com/for...331#post290331
Also, why you cooking in a pan? Why not directly on the grates? Directly on the grates...
Look what I'm getting today!!! I feel like I did back when I was 7 going to bed on Christmas Eve!!!
I have a VERY good feeling that I will be smoking something this weekend...just to make sure it works....and yes, I'll post pics.
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