PBX Brisket and Ribs

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tbrtt1

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Though I don't post frequently like I once did, I still love the site and peek at it semi-regularly. Like many of us afflicted with this BBQ and Smoked Meat disorder, I have more than one tool for smoking meat. A couple of months ago I acquired the 22-inch PBX (the large Pit Barrel Cooker).

I'm still smoking, albeit somewhat less frequently. But I am still abound.

I picked up some SLC ribs and a brisket point and some jalapeño poppers. One of the many benefits of living in the great state of Texas is brisket. Always available and reasonably priced (inflation has affected pricing of late). Also, it is easy to find brisket parts. Like a point or a flat.

No prep or plated pics. I remembered to take pics, just not very many.

Getting all smokey and yummy
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Brisket point just before foil wrap. I needed to speed things along and chose foil over butcher paper.
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Ribs getting wrapped too. Sometimes I wrap, usually I don't. But the color and bark was coming along and the foil was out.
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Brisket Point ready for slicing and eating
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Ribs

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Sorry for lack of prep and plate pics. Enjoy your day!
TB
 
Though I don't post frequently like I once did, I still love the site and peek at it semi-regularly. Like many of us afflicted with this BBQ and Smoked Meat disorder, I have more than one tool for smoking meat. A couple of months ago I acquired the 22-inch PBX (the large Pit Barrel Cooker).

I'm still smoking, albeit somewhat less frequently. But I am still abound.

I picked up some SLC ribs and a brisket point and some jalapeño poppers. One of the many benefits of living in the great state of Texas is brisket. Always available and reasonably priced (inflation has affected pricing of late). Also, it is easy to find brisket parts. Like a point or a flat.

No prep or plated pics. I remembered to take pics, just not very many.

Getting all smokey and yummy
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Brisket point just before foil wrap. I needed to speed things along and chose foil over butcher paper.
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Ribs getting wrapped too. Sometimes I wrap, usually I don't. But the color and bark was coming along and the foil was out.
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Brisket Point ready for slicing and eating
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Ribs

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Sorry for lack of prep and plate pics. Enjoy your day!
TB
Looks great from here!

- Jason
 
Since everything looks so dang good we’ll let ya slide on the prep and plated pics!

Jim
 
Wow! Legendary Pitmasters, Gurus, Hall of Famers, etc. commenting. Much obliged.

Thanks folks. I joined this forum in early 2014. Though I have frequented other forums, and occasionally still do, Smoking Meat Forums is tops. The great people on this forum make this my #1 go-to place for all things smoked. The encouragement and positivity of the members here are terrific.

TB.
 
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