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I have never seen a brisket hung.I am born raised texas and that,albeit practical, is wrong on so many levels.lol .my advice would be to buy two smaller ones.that fat has to render down horizontally.but if it flew ....god bless .
.....all questions answered .can a rheostat be installed to slow it down? Probably a question for the manufacture.well.done.you covered all the bases.you have skills that would make the swede jealous. I just ran 3 racks of baby backs and everyone loved them but me.hickory...not good.apple / or...
The butt came out awsome.7 hrs. on the trailmaster.covered it.put it in the fridge.pulled it at 6 am .oven at 225 for 8 hrs. In a pan covered and water / apple juice base.you be the judge...
Foam, thankyou for the input.its not so much what I wanted to do ....I had 7 hrs.on it.to much time for overnight in the oven.my mistake was starting it to late.next one ill plan better.
My 2 cents .....NO. burn it cure it first. After a few runs you will see where touch ups are needed. I recomend the krylon high temp paint .made for grills.interior is a waste of time.steel brush the rust / burn areas on the exterior and give it 24 hours.
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Question....if I sissy out around 9 pm tonite and the butt about 5 lbs. will have smoked for 7 hours can I refrigerate , pull it in the am. bring it to room temp and finish it oven / or / smoker?
I found the great cheap / temporary fix for air flow issues....a hair dryer on a block next to the fire box vent, multi speed, you can move it closer if need be.on days with no wind.....worked incredibly well .try it then you will have a good idea how much air flow you need for a permanent fix.
Did a bit of looking around on the site and a wood (cherry and oak) and lump combo work best.doing a corned brisket now for pastrami.the temp. flucuation issues are now rising to the high side of all things.having trouble getting it below 265...but a brisket can handle occasional spikes for 15...
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