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Start now if you plan on eating at noon, don't try to rush any cut of meat. If it gets done early big deal, but if lets say 10:00 comes around and you're only at 170* you're going to bump up the temp to get it done(bad idea). Start it early...Start it early...Start it early...Start it early. Did...
Welcome from Fond du Lac. I wouldn't worry about not seeing smoke, if you can smell it that is all that matters. Be sure to post pictures when its done.
Yes and Yes. I just did a packer last week that was salt and pepper with some onion powder and injected. Side by side with a typical pork butt, the brisket won hands down only had about a pound left, there were about 20 people 1/3 adults to kids.
I'm not trying to call you out, but I've been hunting duck for quite a few years now and I am not too sure that was wild duck. I have never seen a wild duck with that much fat, or with a meat color lighter than beef, it's normally closer to a dark red. Those breasts were also quite the size even...
Re-heated the brisket in a nesco set at 250 with beef broth. It was about as good as I have ever made before. Everyone loved it. It was tender, moist, and had a pretty good bark. This was my first time going really simple with a brisket, I usually go way more elaborate with a rub but now I have...
Since I work second shift doing this on Friday evening/night is not an option so I'm getting this done now. The details are 11 pound brisket rubbed with SBPOP and injected w/beef broth. Why no GP? That's simple, I didn't have any. Below I have a drip pan with carrots, celery, and onions with the...
I wouldn't cook at a higher temp but I would foil earlier than you did. The stall typically comes around 160 so that is when I would foil. Also what type of fat cap did the brisket have?
1. Packer, I like to have burnt ends.
2. I separate at the stall, there's a fat layer between the two, just follow that. I reseason the flat and put back in the smoker. The point gets cubed seasoned with rub and sauce and put in the smoker.
3. Definitely flat, cut it across the grain.
4. I try...
Don't trim your fat off. Have the fat on top so when it melts it bastes the meat. When checking for doneness use both the temp and feel when probing. Also you can ditch the water and replace it with sand with foil on top.
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