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Yeah I was gonna asked if you cooked them extra.
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Everything turned out great.
Brisket, ribs, burnt ends, half smokes and pulled pork on Monday.
Premade brine? Kosmos and Meat Church have good ones.Any recommended brine recipes and rub for a rotisserie chicken cooked over charcoal? Aiming for something savory opposed to sweet.
First time doing prime rib:
With brisket prices in Virginia insane, I decided to try to smoke a cheap chuck steak and treat it like a brisket. Same rubs I use, smoke at 240 until 170 degrees, wrap then put back on the smoker until 200, rest in a cooler for two hours. I was really impressed with the results. Taste and texture very similar to brisket. It took about 8 hours on the Weber Smokey Mountain.
Man…growing up eating tough *** pot roasts for Sunday dinner turned me all the way off about chuck roast. I was sadly mistaken. And it didn’t take the 12-14 hours thag a brisket takes to cook.flame suit on but i like chuck roast better than brisket...
With brisket prices in Virginia insane, I decided to try to smoke a cheap chuck steak and treat it like a brisket. Same rubs I use, smoke at 240 until 170 degrees, wrap then put back on the smoker until 200, rest in a cooler for two hours. I was really impressed with the results. Taste and texture very similar to brisket. It took about 8 hours on the Weber Smokey Mountain.
With brisket prices in Virginia insane, I decided to try to smoke a cheap chuck steak and treat it like a brisket. Same rubs I use, smoke at 240 until 170 degrees, wrap then put back on the smoker until 200, rest in a cooler for two hours. I was really impressed with the results. Taste and texture very similar to brisket. It took about 8 hours on the Weber Smokey Mountain.
Portobello Mushrooms for the lady and Jerk Chicken for me
Any one experienced with using flavored wood chips on a gas grill. I got a wood chip box but need to know some nuances to the process.