Summertime Smokin.. (Meats)

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  1. Brook!

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    Brook would be honored. But let’s first meet up at Metlife. Why wait next Summer. Be my guest at our tailgate. :)
     
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    I still have it, and to be honest when it comes to inshore fishing, I kinda prefer it..... but after reading all the bitcoin posts, I'd figure I'd do the opposite and buy a floating money hole :D

    In regards to the Big green egg type grills... you can often get away with just a small amount of natural charcoal in the bottom.
    That's going to be a pretty sick set-up out back. nicer than my house ;)

    ...Looks like the rain is already about to start so we'll see what the day brings
     
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    I have been smoking Pork Shoulder (Picnic and Butt) and Ribs for at least a decade and as with anything the Pork I serve now is way better than the early days.
    This was only my second Brisket ever! Do not see them much around here and the only good butcher shop I knew closed at least five years ago.
    Wife called me from store and asked if I wanted it, but it turned out to only be the flat and I really enjoy the tip and burnt ends.

    Kept it real simple with a rub of garlic, salt and pepper and used apple wood.

    Came out okay, flavor was great but could have been a tad more tender, I smoked to an internal temperature of 195 degrees rested in cooler for 2 hours. Used the crutch and wrapped with some beef broth at about 155 degrees.
     
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    What was your cook temp?
     
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    I did my first one 2 weeks ago. Prepackaged and preseasoned. It came out ok. Could have come off the heat maybe 30 minutes sooner. Wasn’t quite the flavor I was lookin for. Used mesquite chunks mixed in with cowboy lump charcoal. Alway like to hear what others are doing for seasoning. I feel like that’s the weakest part of my game.
    My ribs are awesome though.
     
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    I tried to keep between 225 and 250.
     
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