A few weekends ago I was able to have some family in town and they really enjoy when I fire up the smoker for some good ole BBQ.
I recently just got a 1/4 cow that we split with friends and the butcher always cuts the brisket into 4 pieces. This time I got a half of the flat. I injected it with some beef broth and used Jeff’s rub. I also threw in an 8# pork butt that I injected with Apple juice that was simmered with some rub and then coated with Jeff’s rub.
I got the WSM fired up and settled in at 275. Threw them both on at about 6am and went back to bed. The brisket cooked prettty quick since it was a small piece and was off at about noon, wrapped and threw it in the cooler. The pork butt continued on its way and was off at about 5 at an internal temp of 205. The bone pulled out nicely and I pulled it for pulled pork.
I then made up a batch of my famous baked cheesy corn that went into the smoker for 2 hours. By 6 pm we were full from this delicious meal.
Thanks for lookin!
-Geebs
I recently just got a 1/4 cow that we split with friends and the butcher always cuts the brisket into 4 pieces. This time I got a half of the flat. I injected it with some beef broth and used Jeff’s rub. I also threw in an 8# pork butt that I injected with Apple juice that was simmered with some rub and then coated with Jeff’s rub.
I got the WSM fired up and settled in at 275. Threw them both on at about 6am and went back to bed. The brisket cooked prettty quick since it was a small piece and was off at about noon, wrapped and threw it in the cooler. The pork butt continued on its way and was off at about 5 at an internal temp of 205. The bone pulled out nicely and I pulled it for pulled pork.
I then made up a batch of my famous baked cheesy corn that went into the smoker for 2 hours. By 6 pm we were full from this delicious meal.
Thanks for lookin!
-Geebs