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Ok, thank you and will do. I had a traditional 250 gal offset wood smoker. I sold it for various reasons and I will be getting a 120 offset built, but in the meantime I want to get a pellet smoker to hold me over.
First time smoking just the flat portion of the brisket. Smoking temp will be 250 degrees and I will wrap the brisket around 165 degrees with butchers paper. I am adding beef tallow upon wrapping it. Do you think the overall cook time will be shorter since it is a flat? Roughly 9 lbs flat.
I was going to be smoking burgers and wanted some tips from everyone. I have cherrywood , apple, maple, and oak. I was thinking of doing oak and cherry smoked burgers. Thinking of what is a good smoke temp for the burgers. I normally do them on my weber charcoal grill and do a hot and cool zone.
Ya I was thinking that Also...i went to my local butcher and I saw they only had brisket flats and not packer briskets..they said to call 4 or 5 days in advance to get a packer brisket..starting to see how vital it is to acquire a decent meat supplier..
Ya I thought it's definitely a lot food for 15 people but she is helping me get some exposure with the business so it was a little way of people sampling some of what I do. The 3x principal is good to keep into mind because I'm saying to myself just the amount of time that goes into this should...
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