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Good lookin Smoke House. I usually say there are two types of wood smoke houses: those that have burnt down and those that will. But your design with the brick foundation and external metal firebox has made me back off that notion. Really well done.
Cotten's was THE place to go but it burnt down. His grandson's opened a place but I think he sued them so not sure how that's going.
Rudy's is a region chain - it ain't bad.
I heard BIll MIller's is pretty good but I've not been there.
Disclaimer: I am not a elec smoker operator. ...but it sounds like you're overcooking the bottom. You could flip the butt halfway thru to try to even out the cooking.
I like to go at 130*F and raise temps slowly to 170*F in my WSM until the sticks are at least 152*F internal. Then shower with cold water until internal is below 110*F. Then hang them for at least an hour to bloom.
1 cup soy sauce
1 1/2 Tbs of lemon juice
1/4 cup worcestershire sauce
1 tsp garlic powder
1 1/2 Tbs red pepper
1 tsp black pepper
a dash of ginger
marinate for 30-60 minutes.
Looks like a great start. Everyone gets so freaked out with brisket but its actually pretty easy. IMHO the key is not to let it dry out by cookin too low n slow. I like to let er rip and place in a foiled disposable pan when it hits 170*F internal. Yours looks like it's gonna be a good one!
I have no video but a few photos of how I do it.
I find the most limber brisket in the meat case at Wally World. I don't waste money of anything higher than Select.
Trim out the kernel and most fat
season with Black's:
fat side down until 170*F internal
fat side up in the pan...
Hello from another third gen Texan raised next door in Garland. This is probably a personal decision but there's an old wive's tale that goes something like this: there are two catagories of smoke houses 1) one that burnt down and 2) one that will burn down. Having said that I recommend...
Competition teams do it all the time. Check out Jim Minion's RV. He strapped his WSM(s) down on a Hitch Hauler
http://virtualweberbullet.com/mobile_photos/minion2.jpg.
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