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re: What y'all cooking this weekend?
Posted on 10/19/16 at 2:47 pm to cheezag03
Posted on 10/19/16 at 2:47 pm to cheezag03
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16 hours of smoke on an 11-12 lb brisket.
What kind of wood are you using...please don't say mesquite, be creative?
Personally doing 2 of them in BR along with about five whole chickens and other stuff. Using a combo smoke with pecan and peach wood. Can't tell you the rub.....it's a secret one I get from a Jewish guy who owns a deli...it is really good.
Posted on 10/19/16 at 4:19 pm to KiwiHead
I've found that when I use Mesquite I have to only use a little or things get bitter. I'm from SE Texas so maybe that's why.
Pecan and oak over these boys is what I use for everything.
Pecan and oak over these boys is what I use for everything.
Posted on 10/20/16 at 8:45 am to KiwiHead
If you've never done briskets before just do some research on the "stall" so you don't jack up the temp in your pit and dry the sucker out.
Posted on 10/20/16 at 8:51 am to KiwiHead
Who the hell uses mesquite fur brisket?
Posted on 10/20/16 at 9:04 am to KiwiHead
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16 hours of smoke on an 11-12 lb brisket.
What kind of wood are you using...please don't say mesquite, be creative?
Personally doing 2 of them in BR along with about five whole chickens and other stuff. Using a combo smoke with pecan and peach wood. Can't tell you the rub.....it's a secret one I get from a Jewish guy who owns a deli...it is really good.
Mesquite is not a good smoking wood. It burns too hot and too fast. It's ideal for steaks or other high temperature cooking.
Personally I like Pecan or Hickory on beef for smoking (you really can use those woods on anything for that matter), oak is fine as well but oak is popular for burning clean and not adding flavor, I like to taste what type of wood was used. Peach or other fruit woods are better for pork or chicken.
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