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old sarge

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HOW YOU DO WHAT YOU Q
« on: May 07, 2023, 05:00:06 PM »
One of our members (Brian) suggested finding out what folks smoke, their technique, etc. Call it a survey if you will be it ribs, poultry, ham, seafood, you get the point. So, using brisket as an example:
Brisket:
Fat side up or fat side down
Preferred rub
Preferred cooking temp
Preferred finished temp
I sure you get the idea.

So, can we hear from you for the benefit of all members?
Thanks!
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Re: HOW YOU DO WHAT YOU Q
« Reply #1 on: May 14, 2023, 07:34:30 PM »
Long time no post,so I’ll start…usually do 3 at a Time

Brisket,
Fat side up on top and middle rack, fat side down on bottom rack

Dalmatian Rub (50/50 Kosher Salt /ground pepper) applied generously, on top of a mixture of Dill pickle juice and Mustard…
Then a good sprinkling of Tatonka Dust.

225 Temp

200-205, or when it probes like soft butter





Doug
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old sarge

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Re: HOW YOU DO WHAT YOU Q
« Reply #2 on: May 15, 2023, 12:36:59 AM »
Good to see you Doug!
David from Arizona
US Army 70 - 95
SI 3D & Big Red Controller
CS 066
Lodge Sportsman Grill
Weber Kettle
Ducane Meridian 42 inch Grill
LEM MaxVac 1088A
LEM Big Bite #8 Grinder
Chef's Choice 665 and Rival Slicers
Old Hickory Knives
InstantPot Duo80 Plus

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Re: HOW YOU DO WHAT YOU Q
« Reply #3 on: May 22, 2023, 10:21:40 AM »
I too do fat side up with a 50/50 salt and pepper rub
I smoke at 225 until it hits 205
I used Texas Post Oak mostly, but occasionally hickory
Brian from Wichita