what type of wood for brisket

Started by Rich_91360, April 06, 2010, 12:13:14 PM

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Rich_91360

Will have simple rub, about 30 min rest, then onto DBS6

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Rick,

Like STC, I also prefer Oak for beef.

Bryan

justpete

I use Hickory but it sounds as though I should try some oak. :)

NePaSmoKer

Ditto

oak or hickory

However i have been known to be different and use alder  ;D

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Paddlinpaul

Just did one with the Crown Royal bisquettes. Nice flavor. If you are in the US then you can try the Jim Beam as Crown Royal ones are not available there I hear. No Jim beam here.
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I have seen Jim Beam bisquettes at Wholesale Sports here in Edmonton.
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ArnieM

Just my opinion - mesquite on a brisket, oak on "roast beef" (sirloin, top round, rib roast) and hickory on pork.  But, we all have our favorites.  Kinda like asking what your favorite laundry detergent is  :D
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Quote from: ArnieM on April 06, 2010, 09:11:25 PM
Just my opinion - mesquite on a brisket, oak on "roast beef" (sirloin, top round, rib roast) and hickory on pork.  But, we all have our favorites.  Kinda like asking what your favorite laundry detergent is  :D

Tide.

But, to stay on topic, I'll say Hickory, or maybe that messy wood stuff.

Rich_91360

Decided to alternate alder and hickory , two hours each.  will taste tonight and advise
Thanks