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The problem you are going to find is the price difference between the cheapo's and the next step up. I bought a Char-Broil Silver Smoker for my first real smoker. It lasted me about7 years uncovered. Which I might add was about two years too long. But I had built a relationship with it. It...
I sliced it thin and ate it. It really has a roast beef kinda feel. In saying that I would slice it and put it on a roll or bun with the same condiments you would a beef Sammich. Like hoarsradish, or mayo. Or some BBQ sauce. I just sliced it and ate it.
Not my recipe. I can tell you that salt, pickling spices, garlic, sugar and brown sugar were used. If it were mine I would post it. But out of respect I won't. I found several similar ones googling it. I will tell you that you should be at temps around 225 for 2 1/2 to 3 hours or until internal...
I had a buddy call and ask if I would smoke some Goose Breast. I said sure. I have never smoked any kind of bird, so I took it as a challenge. So he brought them to me already brined for 24 hrs. I rinsed them off and got them ready. I added a little salt and pepper. I smoked them for about 2...
While I agree with you on the bark, I dont on the wrap. I do open my pit up with a brisket but never on a butt. I just think it dries the beef out to much. So I open the pit and spray it down with apple juice. But different strokes for different folks. That's what make BBQ fun and never the...
If you Smoke a "Flat" or Brisket to 190 with out wrapping it in foil it is going to be very dried out. Like Big Poppa said around 160 to 170 then wrap it up. I like to add a little apple Juice and BBQ sauce and some brown sugar to the bottom of the foil and put the meat in fat up (or the same...
Just a thought ( I have not tested this). Why not (to start off the cook) burn some lump down until it is about ready to be replaced (20 - 30 minutes prior) and then throw on the meat and add the wood chucks. Temps will be up and the chunks should burn at a much slower rate. Then double foil...
I cooked it yesterday and it took about 8 hours. It took abou 30lbs of red oak lump. It turned out great. I foiled it up after 6 hours and finished off the rest of the lump and it was great. Everyone raved about it. Thanks for the info. Guess I was just alittle nervous this being my first...
How long does it take to cook a 7 pound beef brisket on a Silver Smoker. I know it take about 10 hours on my ECB. Just wondering because if it is a different time shorter or longer I would like to know. Thanks in advance.
I used them this weekend after my dog stole my bag of hickory and chewed up the chunks. They did ok. I think they made it a little to smokey for my taste. I used two pouches during the 5 hour smoke. I think i'll stick with Hickory and Oak. But i would suggest trying it to see if you like it...