cofi Fire Starter Original poster Aug 7, 2015 42 15 Sep 2, 2015 #1 I am thinking I have to raise the temps last brisket I did I threw them on for like 2 hours at 205-225 and they never really rendered down 250-275? Also if anyone has any tips or pictures they would like to share id appreciate it!
I am thinking I have to raise the temps last brisket I did I threw them on for like 2 hours at 205-225 and they never really rendered down 250-275? Also if anyone has any tips or pictures they would like to share id appreciate it!
b-one Legendary Pitmaster OTBS Member Aug 31, 2014 8,954 1,562 Michigan Sep 2, 2015 #2 I go 250-300. Also try cooking them in a perforated grilling pan they crisp up nicely and the fat drips away for the most part. Reactions: rangel2
I go 250-300. Also try cooking them in a perforated grilling pan they crisp up nicely and the fat drips away for the most part.
cofi Fire Starter Original poster Thread starter Aug 7, 2015 42 15 Sep 2, 2015 #3 Awesome thanks b-one
S sfprankster Master of the Pit May 6, 2015 1,574 292 Sep 2, 2015 #4 Made these on a perforated pan @225 over hickory, like b-one mentions IMG_8199.JPG sfprankster Sep 2, 2015
Made these on a perforated pan @225 over hickory, like b-one mentions IMG_8199.JPG sfprankster Sep 2, 2015
hank2000 Smoking Fanatic Jan 10, 2015 482 42 Louisville, ms Sep 3, 2015 #5 i would love to try burnt ends but briskets are so high around here I may have to wait till my daughter gets out of collage
i would love to try burnt ends but briskets are so high around here I may have to wait till my daughter gets out of collage
cofi Fire Starter Original poster Thread starter Aug 7, 2015 42 15 Sep 3, 2015 #6 Hank I can usually find Walmart select grade for 2.98lb Feeds our family of 4 for like a week
cofi Fire Starter Original poster Thread starter Aug 7, 2015 42 15 Sep 6, 2015 #8 Perforated pan was where it's at they came out perfect thanks guys