What's for Dinner?
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Can't watch the series final episode of GOT without some smoked meats. Brought back some 2 Gringos "Chupacabra Rub" the last time I was in SAT. Trying it out on the BB's and one of the two "Poor Man's Brisket". The other is just the go to Franklin's super secret mix of S&P. Last chuck roast I did on the Kamado was amazing. Trying out some lump charcoal I picked up on Friday at Wallyworld. 30lb bag of "Royal Oak" lump for $16.99. Looks good, not huge pieces but decent sized for the $$ and they started easily with my torch. Starting to smell nice on the patio. Another weird day weather wise. Cloudy and cool. May is usually HOT and DRY and WINDY......
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I smoke meats and I know things...........
Boatboy24
No longer a newbie, but still clueless.
FWIW, I'm a big fan of Royal Oak. Good deals at WalMart, BTW.
Boatboy24
No longer a newbie, but still clueless.
Boatboy24
No longer a newbie, but still clueless.
Hit 92 here today. Time for some hot weather dinner.
Last night... Seared, sesame crusted Ahi tuna and brown rice. With a nice 2017 Navarro Pinot Blanc.
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looks like its done perfect
And New Mexico....... We seemed to escape the snow this time but this mornings low was 34F Hope the vines escaped without harm!
Picked up one of these Sunday. I now have to learn how to use it so I can keep up with you other smokers.
https://www.chargriller.com/collections/charcoal-grills/products/smokin-champ-a-1624-charcoal-grill
https://www.chargriller.com/collections/charcoal-grills/products/smokin-champ-a-1624-charcoal-grill
Nice! Definitely a bit of a learning curve on a "stick burner". Time to start stocking up on lump charcoal, pecan chunks, apple chunks, hickory chunks.......
Lots of real estate for a lot of smoked meats as well!
Lots of real estate for a lot of smoked meats as well!
I've been researching, it's a little like wine making, the basics seem to be the same but everyone appears to have their personal touches
I think the hardest thing on a stick burner is to master the fire. Its important, maybe the most important thing in smoking meats is a consistent fire and temp with as little variation (spikes) as possible. If you can master this you can cook on just about anything.
https://www.pbs.org/video/bbq-franklin-episode-5-fire-smoke/
https://www.pbs.org/video/bbq-franklin-episode-5-fire-smoke/
Saw this at Costco, almost 5lbs of a brisket flat, choice. Not the whole brisket but was thinking to start here.
The whole brisket has a lot of fat to be trimmed off and it is about 13lbs.
I want to experiment with this smaller piece thinking it would take about 5 hours to cook.
Any cons of cooking just the flat versus the whole brisket?
The whole brisket pieces I saw have so much fat that I think it would lose like 3lbs after trimming [emoji848]
The whole brisket has a lot of fat to be trimmed off and it is about 13lbs.
I want to experiment with this smaller piece thinking it would take about 5 hours to cook.
Any cons of cooking just the flat versus the whole brisket?
The whole brisket pieces I saw have so much fat that I think it would lose like 3lbs after trimming [emoji848]
I think the Flat is harder to cook than the Point. It has less fat and tends to dry out quickly if over cooked. Look at the price. You are paying over $6 for Choice vs $3.29 for Prime. The Choice Flat will need less trimming. I would look for a whole small Prime brisket myself or buy a large one and separate the Flat from the Point and just cook one or the other. You would get a better cut of meat and save $$$ and have meat for two cooks.
Remember you only learn how to make good BBQ by making bad BBQ!
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