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I love hearing that.
You truly can't imagine that BBQ could be taken to such an extra level simply by a few additional hours of smokes/spice/sauce.
I have ribs and chuckies on the smoker right now but I would gladly trade it all to you for some burnt ends!
White bread, a little butter, burnt ends = perfection.
Good lookin brisky, If I could offer a suggestion. If your gonna trim alot of fat off, you might want to inject the flat a bunch. I try to trim my packers, but mainly the hard white fat towards the deckle end, not to much on the flat end unless its a comp and I need a specific width to fit in the box.
Great looking smoke on the brisket. The Burnt ends look awesome too...They are one of my favorite BBQ delicacies.
The Lump Charcoal works really well...I think you will be really impressed with it once you get your Fridge converted and can get a fire in it. You won't have to use so much of it either since you can damper it way back too.
on a great looking brisket smoke, and BTW that sauce looked awesome!
I am needing to do brisket again soon and the burnt ends! Wasn't patient enough last go round on the burnt ends, will wait it out next time for sure, after seeing those, gotta have some.
Good job, it all looks great!
Godspeed,
bigslick
Thanks for the compliments guys. Will for sure try injecting it next time. Or maybe I'll just make the whole thing into burn ends.
Those things are soooo good, I'm surprised their not illegal LOL.
By the way, when the wench, aka, the wife came home last night, I told he I made burnt ends. She said, "You know Hardess offers burnt ends now"
I wonder how they taste LOL. Yeah I'm sure they are burnt, but from the ends of what????
Oh not at all. When I do use wood, I use Oak, pretty neutral as far as imparting any flavor. I also pre-burn it with my week burner. I will throw a chunk of Hickory in every hour or so when I do to put some flavor in whatever it is I'm smoking.