• working on DNS.. links may break temporarily.

Just the Point

Czarbecue

Babbling Farker
Joined
Jun 24, 2017
Messages
3,856
Reaction score
3,367
Points
0
Location
Monroe, GA
Keeping it real simple... WSM, SPG, vortex basket, cherry chunks, no deflector, all at 275F.

280bd8ca532aaaef5ffd4e44331eeecf.jpg


After 6 hours I’m still not liking the bark so I flipped it. Then I realized there’s barely a fat cap on this point I purchased.

77598c015544d875796a321df6297cd2.jpg


Will wrap soon and check back after a few hours.
 
Last edited:
DANG that’s gonna be a thang of beauty!!!

If I could find just the point around here I’d buy it, but I’ll just keep doing chucks, I have no use for a point.
 
Can never find points unless there corned.
I prefer points over flats. Thinking of separating the flat from the packer and curing it for pastrami.
 
Can never find points unless there corned.
I prefer points over flats. Thinking of separating the flat from the packer and curing it for pastrami.



Can you smoke a corned point? Please tell me I’m not the only one that thought about it.
 
Can you smoke a corned point? Please tell me I’m not the only one that thought about it.

You can smoke a point or flat if it corned or not. I'm thinking of separating the flat from the point, smoking the point, curing the flat, and making pastrami. The flat is the tuffest, for me anyway, to get right when smoking a packer.
 
That looks like a delicious fat ribeye! I think the color is awesome!
 
Apparently there is no stall on the point? I always probe the flat on a packer so maybe...

It finished about 6:15 pm and the wife came home about 8pm, which helped a lot for the hold. Made some smash potatoes and smoked some boudin with the residual WSM heat.

7920713641dcacddf3223a2188c77d7a.jpg


d85bcd03144ffa4d63e30a79ea6075fa.jpg


0b2f2f4716438fcf293b27d7cf5b7983.jpg


1a47a7d82018af27b91c17a82fcffb96.jpg


38e0d46ceaa8ec917b42bd1e819bc84c.jpg


0e39fb4d9de6da1665d34f85cae6018b.jpg
 
Apparently there is no stall on the point? I always probe the flat on a packer so maybe...

The point has more fat then a flat, so you really don't want to use a probe feeling,IMHO.

I like to squeeze it and see if it has the feeling of meat on meat, sorta a slippage feeling. I cook them around 250-260* grate temps. the finial temp will be somewhere around 212-15*.
 
I pulled it at 208 when it passed my jello test. Valid point about the higher temps. If the flat is 203-205, the point is usually about 10 degrees higher.
 
Back
Top