Bob C Cue
Quintessential Chatty Farker
- Joined
- May 16, 2014
- Location
- St. Louis, MO
Great job Johnny!
I did my first unwrapped butt a couple of weeks back. Only a four pounder so I didn't have to worry about having enough fuel but good to know it can be done.
I agree that the bark was better as there were "crispy bits". Was definitely drier than when wrapping, plus there was no real juice to pour back over it at the end. I'll probably try it again but look to spritz the butt in lieu of wrapping.
Great looking cook, johnny. I did a 10# brisket, 4# butt and 20 brats/sausages on Sunday. So easy to put out great food and lots of it.
That's a fine looking duck! Nicely done.
Hi folks. I've a question re burgers on the PBC. I tried doing a search of the thread, but it appears I'm not allowed to? Sorry. I've seen some pics showing a half-basket setup using firebricks. Does that generate enough heat for doing burgers on the PBC? Or should I simply do a half-full basket of charcoal spread across the bottom of the basket? Thanks!
Hey xhepera are you from Jeff City MO? If so you should join us for the St. Louis Area BBQ Bash on June 30. Check out my signature line below. And welcome to the Brethren!
I just beat the rain from the remnants of Tropical Storm Alberto. Fresh from the drum, a Sriracha rubbed smoked duck.
Hi folks. I've a question re burgers on the PBC. I tried doing a search of the thread, but it appears I'm not allowed to? Sorry. I've seen some pics showing a half-basket setup using firebricks. Does that generate enough heat for doing burgers on the PBC? Or should I simply do a half-full basket of charcoal spread across the bottom of the basket? Thanks!
RS,
I have cooked briskets without wrapping that came out juicy. I doubt it was the timing of the wrap.
Was your brisket dry and crumbly, or was it dry and tough. If it was tough, then you most likely under cooked it. If it was dry and crumby then you probably overcooked it.
Also...could just be that cut of meat. Was it choice? Prime? Select?
Either way....chop that brisket up and make it into chili or heat it in some bbq sauce for pulled beef. Plenty of options to help a dry brisket!
Bob, could you PM me and tell me how you did this? Did you hang? Rub? I am dying to do my first brisket. I just ordered a MAK 2 Star General and plan on doing an overnight cook one of these summer nights. Pretty sure I could do a fast cook in the PBC. Thanks for any advice!!Brisket cook today. Put it on at 7:30 a.m. Wrapped in foil around noon and done at 2 p.m. In the cooler for about 4 hours. Glad I got done early because a storm blew up a couple hours after I took off the brisket. Lots of hail lots of rain very windy conditions. It blew my patio umbrella over my house and into my neighbor's front yard.