I Pooped, I Cooked, I Ate.

Did you notice the revised Brethren logo??????

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I laughed. :biggrin:
 
Poobah,

All I can say is THANK YOU!

I told my wife that you picked up a pellet poper, and now she's thankful that I ONLY picked up another Weber One Touch Gold on Friday night!
 
Its a shame to lose our Grand Poobah this way......Phil i will reserve a room on the 6th floor a the local hospital for you so that you can come back.


2009 is now truly a historic year, first, Obama is President and now the great Grand PooBah has and is using a Pooping Q'er :shock::shock::shock::!:

Yep, 2009 is the year of change, wonder what is next :confused::confused::confused::confused::confused::confused::confused:

Almost afraid to go to bed, you just never know :icon_sleepy:roll::rolleyes: what the morning brings:?:
 
Boy you guys are all really slacking. I was hoping by now that bashing and guilting would of been so bad that he would of already delivered that thing to me by now. Cmon boys step it up. I need to acquire this cooker before the comp season so I can practice
 
Sounds like your having fun experimenting with the new toy Phil.

Good luck with your new cooker.

Sled, ask him for his margarita machine or his Expedition 3X. Maybe he'll part with those.
 
Sounds like your having fun experimenting with the new toy Phil.

Good luck with your new cooker.

Sled, ask him for his margarita machine or his Expedition 3X. Maybe he'll part with those.
Nope, I have an expedition 3x and a margarita machine, just waiting for him to give up on the fec
 
Congrates Phil, Welcome to the dark side. I also did a lot of smoking Saturday, 2 Stuffed pork tenderloins,2 big fatty's, 7 lbs of jerky,25 ABT'S and 50 bacon wrapped water chestnuts. All on my Bradley while I was working in the garage on my Uds's.:cool:
 
We just inhaled the brisket flat I made last night. I hate to admit it, but thanks to barbefunkoramaq's Brisket thread, I think the brisket I just made was better than any I made all last year.

then again, it can also be because i haven't had brisket since before the royal last Oct. :mrgreen:

brisket was Hickory/cherry mix. Started at 160-165 for 2-3 hours, then pushed to 250 to finish. No smoke ring to speak of, but excellent flavor. the wife is walkig around..'amazing.. thats from the pellet popper?" <--yes.. she said POPPER.

its not a 'smokey' flavor, but alot of 'wood' flavor. I think the salmon may wait till tomorrow since we just finished the entire flat and a load of texas toast.

Hmmm...nice brisky poob. Same with me on mine as far as smoke ring...though I started mine at 220...finished at 250...foiled after 4 hours when it hit 160 internal. Did you inject or marinade?
 
I will not judge him.....I will not judge him.....

Any leftovers to send this way?
 
Nope. No injection or marinade. Just a 4 salt rub. I put a little bit of turbinado on it about 4 hours into the cook.
 
So.. cooking was slow this week with a foot of snow all around the yard, but the upside is that my new cover came the day after the snotstorm. :roll:

In the cooker since 7PM, is a 17 lb brisket. Salt & Pepper with bovine gold in between.

Pellets are mostly hickory. I'm running low. Have 400lbs on order.

At restaurant depot, I found these small(real small, about 5x2 and 4 inches deep) stainless steel steam table pans. I drilled 3 holes in each side and 3 on the bottom and filled the pan with some wood chips. Places the pan on the edge of the firepot and in about 15 minutes, the chips were smoldering a little. I am hoping to supplement the smoke at the beginning of the cook.

Temps are set at 160. Will run this way until midnight, then put it up to 245 and leave it alone for the night. Timing is everything on this one.. test is to see how long the briskets take at the longer low temp period. Challenge is to start figuring timing to decide if I will use this pit at a contest. (grrrrrrrrrrr..:icon_pissed...:mrgreen:)
 
So.. cooking was slow this week with a foot of snow all around the yard, but the upside is that my new cover came the day after the snotstorm. :roll:

In the cooker since 7PM, is a 17 lb brisket. Salt & Pepper with bovine gold in between.

Pellets are mostly hickory. I'm running low. Have 400lbs on order.

At restaurant depot, I found these small(real small, about 5x2 and 4 inches deep) stainless steel steam table pans. I drilled 3 holes in each side and 3 on the bottom and filled the pan with some wood chips. Places the pan on the edge of the firepot and in about 15 minutes, the chips were smoldering a little. I am hoping to supplement the smoke at the beginning of the cook.

Temps are set at 160. Will run this way until midnight, then put it up to 245 and leave it alone for the night. Timing is everything on this one.. test is to see how long the briskets take at the longer low temp period. Challenge is to start figuring timing to decide if I will use this pit at a contest. (grrrrrrrrrrr..:icon_pissed...:mrgreen:)

Not to hijack this thread but your new pits manufacture have lots of information on their.....forum.:wink:
 
Sounds fun. When you starting mods on my 22.5 inch WSM? I need a smoker to cook on.
 
oh.. didnt I tell u??.. it works really great. :)
 
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