Hello,
Just picked up a BTIS1 and plan to unpack it tonight and start smoking on the weekend. One of the Canadian retailers had a sale, dropping their regular price by $100, which made me bite the bullet and pick one up. I was a little disappointed that it wasn't the new model when I got to the store and it took a bit of decision time to finally walk out with it.
I figured the sale price was worthy of the older model. Gave my wife the decision of making either pulled pork or beef brisket.... still waiting on her response as she looks though the recipes on the Bradley site.
Looking forward to my 1st weekend smoke.
Mark
Hello and welcome Mark,
Your gonna love your new toy. Don't forget to season it before using it and make sure you have fun.
Welcome to the forum.
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welcome to the forum and enjoy
Welcome to the boards, you'll luv the food coming out of the Bradley
Just remember -- don't panic!! :)
Welcome to the forum, you'll love it here.
Welcome,Don't forget to take some pictures of your smokes.WE like pictures ::) ;D
Hello and welcome to a really great forum...
Thanks to everyone for all the welcomes. Lots of good information on here, been slowly working my way through the various messages.
Cheers!
Mark
Welcome Mark! If this is your first smoke I would opt for a pork butt as opposed to a brisket. Butts are very forgiving and pretty much foolproof.
Quote from: KyNola on June 15, 2012, 07:19:17 AM
Welcome Mark! If this is your first smoke I would opt for a pork butt as opposed to a brisket. Butts are very forgiving and pretty much foolproof.
Or maybe ribs -- that was my first thing in the new BDS -- and they came out fantastic too (plenty of hints/tips on perfect ribs here in the forums)
Thanks for the suggestions! I'll have to wait till I get home to see what my wife picked up at the local butcher. Looks like this is going to be a hybrid operation this 1st round.
They are calling for 100% thunder-showers most of the day tomorrow and 40% on Sunday. So it looks like it might be a Late night Saturday or Sunday smoke job right now.
If the weather gets iffy, I might finish it off in the oven inside after the smoking is done. Depends on what Sunday has in store for me.
If I end up finishing up in the house, I'll try to keep the temperature low for a nice slow cook.
Mark
As long as it is covered it should be fine. I did a canadian bacon this week heavy rain and lightning. Welcome and enjoy!
Quote from: slowpoke on June 14, 2012, 03:19:04 PM
Welcome,Don't forget to take some pictures of your smokes.WE like pictures ::) ;D
My wife decided on a Beef Brisket for our first smoke. It's resting in the basement fridge right now.
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I'm off to unpack the smoker and season it. It's pouring rain and only 17C (62F) outside right now. Weather looks much better for tomorrow's smoke. Hope to start really early in the morning.
Mark
I usually do a brisket and pork butt, put the pulled pork on thin slices of the brisket.......banging butt sandwich right there.
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If the rub has a lot of salt in it -- I generally don't over "let it rest" .. 3-4 hours max, otherwise I've had on occasion the salt turning the beef into leather on the outside (I think it was a 48 hour sit) ... <shrug>
Quote from: sjmcdowall on June 22, 2012, 11:33:21 AM
If the rub has a lot of salt in it -- I generally don't over "let it rest" .. 3-4 hours max, otherwise I've had on occasion the salt turning the beef into leather on the outside (I think it was a 48 hour sit) ... <shrug>
1st smoke last weekend was a success. My wife selected a Texas rub from here. Next smoke we want to try a sweeter rub
Mark
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That looks great. Nice smoke.
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Welcome to the forum...Enjoy!
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