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Am I Doing This Right?

3-2-1 and blast off!!!! nothing wrong with that pic!!!! Looks like you have good amount of black pepper, gotta love it!!!!SMoke on Brother!!!
 
:doh:

I'll have to fix it on next weeks burn.

Hopefully I didn't ruin the taste too bad. :wink:
 
No, you are not doing it right. The lid must stay closed in order for it to cook sometime this week.
 
What internal temp are you shooting for?

I just cooked my first one and went with the "when the probe slides into the flat like it's butter" method....although I did check the temp each time with the probe.
 
What internal temp are you shooting for?

I just cooked my first one and went with the "when the probe slides into the flat like it's butter" method....although I did check the temp each time with the probe.

That's how I do it. I'll start probing at 190*.
 
And this will be for lunch for my VFW Motorcycle Group after their Toys for Tots run tomorrow morning.
 
Congrats of cooking for the vets. Bet they'll be hungry after the run. :wink:
 
Quit opening the cooker for pics and let it cook!

The only thing I could see wrong.
 
Got done pretty quick. 12 hours @ 225*. Wrapped and holding.
 

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I need to work on my carving skills.
 

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2 lessons learned on this run.

1. Grade of meat is important. I haven't done a bad brisket yet if its Choice. Select has been hit or miss.

2. S/P is good but I like Texas BBQ Rub #2 better.

Brisket is good.
 
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