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First shoulder - Q view
I spritz as well...apple juice and worschitsire -
Smoker as a grill... wife factor, etc...
I replaced my gas girl with a Green Mountain smoker 4 years ago. They are easier to cook on than propane for sure. Your wife will love it. Just crank the heat up to 450 and do hotdogs and burgers. Or better yet ...cook them low and slow for better flavor.- tallboys
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Brisket Process QView Final Touches
not bad for a little pellet smoker! My big trailer pit gets alot more bark/crust on it...but its all good! Chris- tallboys
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- Forum: Meat Selection and Processing
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Brisket Process QView Final Touches
...continued from earlier once the beef reaches 200 degrees its ready to be pulled off the pit. I let it rest in the foil for 1 hour. Slice against the grain and then dip the slices in the juice from the cook. KEEP THE JUICE ALWAYS!!! Enjoy and Happy New Year- tallboys
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Brisket Process QView (steps 4-6)
continued from earlier post.... Step 4- Now that the brisket has the color I want I go ahead and put it in a pan. Step 5- I add about 2 cups of cola. I used coke this time. Step 6- Foil it and continue to cook.- tallboys
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Does anyone ever put there shoulder in a cooler and let sit for a while
just remember that while hot in a cooler you are still "cooking" so depending on what your cooking plan accordingly. -
Well hello! Breaking in the new smoker as I type. :)
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Does anyone ever put there shoulder in a cooler and let sit for a while
I rest my shoulder under foil for just a few minutes...because i pull it while its hot -
Brisket Process with QVIEW (Steps 1-3)
Gonna try to document my brisket process for a few friends that usually just see the finished product. Today I am cooking a small 6lb Certified Angus Beef or CAB Brisket Flat from sams Club. This is the weapon of choice for most bbq competitors I know. I buy these by the case from Sams for...- tallboys
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