My cousin and family will be in town tomorrow for a weekend baseball tournament. They are coming down a day early to hang out and get some lake time and tubing in. I have a week off between job changes and time to burn. When we bought the vacation lakehouse around five years ago during covid I bought a yoder YS640 so I had a smoker here and kept the lang in kc at our other place. Made it our forever home four years ago as kids were entering HS and sold the other place. Found the convenience of the pellet pooper and pretty good que too good so the stick burner got lonely. I probably only use it a couple times a year. Today is one of them times. Dont get me wrong , the flavor from the Lang is better than the Yoder but convenience and not having to watch it all day wins when you are busy. You also cant go out on the lake with the Lang.
Todays selected meat is a whole packer brisket. Supposed to rain tomorrow so will cook today and reheat tomorrow. Bought it at Costco for $5.89 / lb. and is 17 lbs. will partially separate the point from flat and make burnt ends too. Separating before cooking makes it cook faster and easier to separate when ready.
Cleaned up and ready to go. Used the weed burner to start fire and burn junk off grates. Hoping to settle in between 250 - 275.
Burning a mix of apple and oak.
Wood pile. Need to do this more often to use it up. Getting a whole apple tree from a friend soon. Also have a dead oak I need to cut down and a couple of pecan trees that need thinning. If anyone near me needs wood, send me a message.
This is why I left the big city life behind and work remote now.
All trimmed up, seasoned and ready for some smoke.
On the smoker at 7.
Is it beer thirty yet?
Todays selected meat is a whole packer brisket. Supposed to rain tomorrow so will cook today and reheat tomorrow. Bought it at Costco for $5.89 / lb. and is 17 lbs. will partially separate the point from flat and make burnt ends too. Separating before cooking makes it cook faster and easier to separate when ready.
Cleaned up and ready to go. Used the weed burner to start fire and burn junk off grates. Hoping to settle in between 250 - 275.
Burning a mix of apple and oak.
Wood pile. Need to do this more often to use it up. Getting a whole apple tree from a friend soon. Also have a dead oak I need to cut down and a couple of pecan trees that need thinning. If anyone near me needs wood, send me a message.
This is why I left the big city life behind and work remote now.
All trimmed up, seasoned and ready for some smoke.
On the smoker at 7.
Is it beer thirty yet?