GrillsGoneWild
is one Smokin' Farker
I see the directions are to wrap after 4 hours for a 12/lb brisket, but what is the internal temp at that time so this can be adapted to a smaller or larger brisket?
So your saying that if I cook above or below 225 that I'll be making Jerky??? But I like jerky:sad:
Pitmaster T was a little rough on the beaver.
Anyone who says low n slow is the only way just doesn't know what they are talking about. I cook at 300 and get extremely good results. In fact most people who do competitions are cooking at 275-350.
In fact most people who do competitions are cooking at 275-350.
Anyone who says low n slow is the only way just doesn't know what they are talking about. I cook at 300 and get extremely good results. In fact most people who do competitions are cooking at 275-350.
I would disagree with this statement
No one ever won a BBQ competition using Hot and Fast. Notice no one could find any evidence of anyone on say, youtube, that cooks at say... 270 or so.
I bet no one can name anyone that wins BBQ cook offs using any temp above 250.
No one could dare post a list.... I mean how do you post ... no one!
I have been away longer than I thought Blu