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A BBQ thread

Put this butt in this morning at 290. It's nearly there.

Probing nice and even everywhere but not quite there. The Flavortown's are pretty darn close to my probe.

Meateor almost done!
 

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I'm headed to Seward in a few days and hopefully coming back with some Halibut, lings and some salmon to try my hand at smoking
contact me when you have salmon to smoke! have fun in Seward. Make sure you bring back some of their spot prawns and scallops. Can buy em at J Dock
 
Getting ready for tomorrows cook. Someone trimmed too much
fat of of this before packaging. Looks like I'll be doing the laying
on of the thick bacon slices. Friday, we eat good at the range......
 

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It was supposed to rain all day in SWFL so I had no plans for bbq but the weather man was wrong again, all I had ready to go was some wings…..love me some wings on my Weber kettle with “Vortex”

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So,
I did a Brisket recently
Dang toughest piece of meat I have had in a long time
I did it slow smoked over wood.
maybe 3 hours, looked wonderful
Tasted good but..........
It was like chewing gum, had a lot of gristle texture.
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Should I just give up on Brisket? Or was it likely the cut of meat I got?
I can do Beef Chuck beautifully, even though Chuck can turn out tough if done wrong
Mine doesn't, I usually use it in stew afterward
Because if I smoke it on the BBQ first, it's already cooked and doesn't become stringy from overcooking in the stew so can be thrown in pretty much anytime.
And after marinating about an hour in some nice stew, becomes nice and tender but still holds it's beef
steak like texture and smoked flavor.
 
So,
I did a Brisket recently
Dang toughest piece of meat I have had in a long time
I did it slow smoked over wood.
maybe 3 hours, looked wonderful
Tasted good but..........
It was like chewing gum, had a lot of gristle texture.
-----------------------------------------------------
Should I just give up on Brisket? Or was it likely the cut of meat I got?
I can do Beef Chuck beautifully, even though Chuck can turn out tough if done wrong
Mine doesn't, I usually use it in stew afterward
Because if I smoke it on the BBQ first, it's already cooked and doesn't become stringy from overcooking in the stew so can be thrown in pretty much anytime.
And after marinating about an hour in some nice stew, becomes nice and tender but still holds it's beef
steak like texture and smoked flavor.
You pulled it too soon. You dont pull them until they poke soft. Internal temp is not the gauge of doneness. If you want something thats like brisket but better and cooks quicker find some beef ribs with the meat still on them.
 

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