I got ambitious and wanted to smoke some butts and a brisket. After making a successful fatty. it was time.
So for Mother's day I got an early start and got to cooking two boneless butt's, (all they had, I prefer bone-in) and a brisket. the Rub for the Butt's I got from a spice store here in Denver the season salt is called Wash Park Sesaon salt. On the Brisket I used the Mt. Evans rub also from the same store. I rubbed these up the night before and wrapped em up. For my wet spray, I sued Pepsi, a bit of cherry juice and a touch of balsamic vinegar. For some reason I neglected the pictures on the brisket. I also made Cabbage and Ramen noodle Salad which is better then it sounds. http://www.smokingmeatforums.com/for...threadid=93847
Next morning, my early start and it was a beautiful dy to smoke.
Here are my two butts ready to go in. I had to do them fat up to keep it somewhat together since they were bone out and a mess. I had no cooking twine.
After reaching a temp of 170. I pulled them to wrap them in foil.
While those and the Brisket got to temp. I got the cooler ready. I find it funny that I have a picture of a blanket lined cooler but not any shots of brisket.
After resting for a minimum of 1 hour. They were more than ready to be pulled.
and.. finally a shot of the brisket. and all the PP. Man, was this the best PP and brisket I made yet. All thanks to your help and advice here.
I finished up the pulled pork with SoFlaQuer's Finishing Sauce. (thanks buddy)
Thanks for looking.
So for Mother's day I got an early start and got to cooking two boneless butt's, (all they had, I prefer bone-in) and a brisket. the Rub for the Butt's I got from a spice store here in Denver the season salt is called Wash Park Sesaon salt. On the Brisket I used the Mt. Evans rub also from the same store. I rubbed these up the night before and wrapped em up. For my wet spray, I sued Pepsi, a bit of cherry juice and a touch of balsamic vinegar. For some reason I neglected the pictures on the brisket. I also made Cabbage and Ramen noodle Salad which is better then it sounds. http://www.smokingmeatforums.com/for...threadid=93847
Next morning, my early start and it was a beautiful dy to smoke.
Here are my two butts ready to go in. I had to do them fat up to keep it somewhat together since they were bone out and a mess. I had no cooking twine.
After reaching a temp of 170. I pulled them to wrap them in foil.
While those and the Brisket got to temp. I got the cooler ready. I find it funny that I have a picture of a blanket lined cooler but not any shots of brisket.
After resting for a minimum of 1 hour. They were more than ready to be pulled.
and.. finally a shot of the brisket. and all the PP. Man, was this the best PP and brisket I made yet. All thanks to your help and advice here.
I finished up the pulled pork with SoFlaQuer's Finishing Sauce. (thanks buddy)
Thanks for looking.
