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04-09-2019, 02:55 PM | #1 |
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Join Date: 03-21-19
Location: Denver, CO
Name/Nickname : Todd
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First Competition-Brisket-Injection Recipes?
Hi all-
I’ll spare you all the details, but suffice to say I’ve been conscripted into a bbq team my office put together to participate in a local charity competition. Apparently bringing a pork shoulder in to work means I know what I’m doing. I was put in charge of smoking the brisket. Except I don’t have a damn clue when it comes to brisket. So I smoked one for practice on my Weber kettle and it turned out...ok for a first try. Now I want to kick it up a notch before the competition in June. They’re bringing in a KCBS judge so I need to come correct with the brisket. I built a UDS and it works great. And it just so happens that my parents came to visit from dallas and brought along a big pack of bbq rub from a small outfit near Tyler, TX. I plan to use this as a seasoning base to a Texas-style brisket. So on to my questions: 1. The rub consists of sugar, salt, and spices per the package. Any way I could turn this into an injection? 2. Anyone have a suggestion for a good Texas brisket injection? 3. Finally, I’m probably opening the floodgates here, but I’m counting on that. Any tips/advice for someone about to do his first bbq comp? THANKS FRIENDS! |
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brisket, competition bbq, Injections |
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