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Okie Sawbones · 10-04-2013, 12:49 PM

Just my opinion, but I inject the flats and let them sit in the fridge overnight, then give the flats two hours on smoke at 275, then wrap with 1/4 cup of broth and cook at 275 for two more hours, check the temp (which is almost always my goal off 205) then wrap in a blanket and let sit for 3 hours. They always come out juicy and tender.

10-04-2013, 12:49 PM	#3
Okie Sawbones Banned Join Date: 09-03-13 Location: Edgewood, TX	Just my opinion, but I inject the flats and let them sit in the fridge overnight, then give the flats two hours on smoke at 275, then wrap with 1/4 cup of broth and cook at 275 for two more hours, check the temp (which is almost always my goal off 205) then wrap in a blanket and let sit for 3 hours. They always come out juicy and tender. __________________ My cooking family - 48" Jambo Pit Clone, Blaz'n Grill Works Gridiron Pellet, Primo XL Ceramic, Weber 22", Lynx 36" SS Grill PNWBA - CBJ, KCBS - CBJ DAV, VFW Cooking BBQ since 1971, seriously cooking BBQ since 1996, when I read Smoke and Spice.