Well it was time to break in the new smoker! Brisket and butt all rubbed up and resting!
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After 4 hours of smoke, boated up and ready for the oven.
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After an all nighter, time for some FTC
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Sliced brisket
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And the pork butt
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Ahh, its good to be back!
C
WesTex.... Ya didn't miss a beat! ;)
Looks fantastic! 8)
Mike
Did I smell hickory on that brisket? :D
Nice going WTS, glad you're operational again!
KyNola
Welcome Back O'l Buddy. Glad yuo didn't have to go through Brisket withdrawals for too Long.
I love the smell of Brisket in the morning!
Quote from: FLBentRider on May 18, 2009, 01:25:06 PM
I love the smell of Brisket in the morning!
it smells like hictory?
damm you are good................. :P
seemore
WTS, when smoking the butt and brisket together do you bring the meat or the smoker to a certain temp before boating and putting in your oven? Your brisket recipe on the recipe sight I use calls for bringing the Bradley back up to 220 before removing and putting in the oven over night. I would like to try to cook both together as you did here.
Yes thats the usual routine, 3-4 hours smoke and leave in the smoker until it has recovered to 220. This can take a good while depending on your load.....by that same token, I've applied the 3-4 hours of smoke and gone straight to the house oven when I've gotten a late start and am ready to go to bed. Either way you go is fine, getting the smoke applied is the important part! Good Luck!
C
WTS - Did you add juice or some other liquid when you boated the meat? I didn't note any in the photo and wondered. Thanks.
Quote from: Ka Honu on June 25, 2009, 04:37:19 PM
WTS - Did you add juice or some other liquid when you boated the meat? I didn't note any in the photo and wondered. Thanks.
I use too, but I've found if you don't get to carried away trimming your fat cap you'll have plenty (if not almost overflowing) of juice in the pan!
C
Both the brisket and the butt look delic!!
Best,
Trout