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My mom held back a few recipes that she didn't feel like sharing. Her response was "mijo, if I gave you give you the recipe, you would just make it yourself and have one less reason to visit me."
This remains true in a restaurant setting. His book sold a lot of copies, but did he really give you everything or did he give everyone just enough to create their own signature?
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I actually created a post on this very subject.cazzy said:His book sold a lot of copies, but did he really give you everything or did he give everyone just enough to create their own signature?
http://eggheadforum.com/discussion/1179688/aarons-franklins-book-masterpiece-or-master-plan#latest
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Yeah....seeing how I participated in it, I'm well aware.SGH said:
I actually created a post on this very subject.cazzy said:His book sold a lot of copies, but did he really give you everything or did he give everyone just enough to create their own signature?
http://eggheadforum.com/discussion/1179688/aarons-franklins-book-masterpiece-or-master-plan#latest
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After watching that video, I didn't believe for a second that he was using salt and pepper exclusively. It was just the way he said it.....
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"son, I taught you everything YOU know, not everything I know"
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you can see the chunks of garlic in his up close rib shots in the book. Kinda look like Cazzy's up close rib shots
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I made franklins beans this weekend. Good stuff. Used a chuck roast instead of brisket. have read chuck roasts will dry out like a brisket but I ran the vertical at 300!for about 3 hours till the bark looked good and hit 165?then wrapped in paper for another 2 hours and pulled. Better than any I have done at 250. I am done reading all the traditional crap online and ready to test things myself. Lots of BS online.
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Lmfao...well according to Aaron, he doesn't use straight S&P on his ribs so it is definitely possible.The Cen-Tex Smoker said:you can see the chunks of garlic in his up close rib shots in the book. Kinda look like Cazzy's up close rib shots
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My ribs tonight. Sorry to hijack no foil or paper involved but a heck of a smoke ring. All oak and peach for smoke.

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Good, not great. Still pretty firm but some great bites in there as well
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If you watch his "special rubs" video on YouTube he says salt and pepper is the "base for his brisket rub". At the end he shows his evolving recipe and it shows smidge of garlic, onion and paprika. Maybe sometimes he adds the extras for more savory rub? Who knows.DoubleEgger said:After watching that video, I didn't believe for a second that he was using salt and pepper exclusively. It was just the way he said it.....Columbia, SC --- LBGE 2011 -- MINI BGE 2013 -
Pork ribs. Spares.SGH said:
Beef or pork?Ozzie_Isaac said:Doings ribs tomorrow and planning to try paper instead of foil.
I just checked this thread sorry for the delay. I saw all @cazzy 's warnings to late ..... however they came out great! Loved the texture and color. I used Dominator Sweet Rib Rub. Simple oak cook. The paper didn't stick at all.
These ribs were weird though. Went 250-300 for 6 hrs, wrapped it paper loosley for another 2. No pull back, but they were floppy and most of the fat rendered out.
I would rather light a candle than curse your darkness.
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The way I remember it is the base rub is S&P that he uses on brisket and he adds to it for different meats from there. Need to rewatch the video but I will say I believe rub is way down the list on factors that determine how good ones brisket is....Chubbs said:
If you watch his "special rubs" video on YouTube he says salt and pepper is the "base for his brisket rub". At the end he shows his evolving recipe and it shows smidge of garlic, onion and paprika. Maybe sometimes he adds the extras for more savory rub? Who knows.DoubleEgger said:After watching that video, I didn't believe for a second that he was using salt and pepper exclusively. It was just the way he said it.....Joe - I'm a reformed gasser-holic aka 4Runner Columbia, SC Wonderful BGE Resource Site: http://www.nakedwhiz.com/ceramicfaq.htm and http://www.nibblemethis.com/ and http://playingwithfireandsmoke.blogspot.com/2006/02/recipes.html
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Watch it again Chubbs. He says "this is my basic brisket rub", not " this is the base for my brisket rub".Chubbs said:
If you watch his "special rubs" video on YouTube he says salt and pepper is the "base for his brisket rub". At the end he shows his evolving recipe and it shows smidge of garlic, onion and paprika. Maybe sometimes he adds the extras for more savory rub? Who knows.DoubleEgger said:After watching that video, I didn't believe for a second that he was using salt and pepper exclusively. It was just the way he said it.....
I have never heard him say or get quoted that he uses anything other than S&P on briskets at the restaurant.Just a hack that makes some $hitty BBQ.... -
Me either @cazzy but he clearly uses just S&P on his YouTube and other briskets. Other than his "house" sauce, I have heard him mention is restaurant stuff.Joe - I'm a reformed gasser-holic aka 4Runner Columbia, SC Wonderful BGE Resource Site: http://www.nakedwhiz.com/ceramicfaq.htm and http://www.nibblemethis.com/ and http://playingwithfireandsmoke.blogspot.com/2006/02/recipes.html
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He definitely always says S&P only. I thought he said base. This is the recipe at end. Looks like he is saying you could add the next 3 for brisket. Not sure if he does it or not but could explain why @Foghorn tasted sweet or savory?? I don't know.cazzy said:
Watch it again Chubbs. He says "this is my basic brisket rub", not " this is the base for my brisket rub".Chubbs said:
If you watch his "special rubs" video on YouTube he says salt and pepper is the "base for his brisket rub". At the end he shows his evolving recipe and it shows smidge of garlic, onion and paprika. Maybe sometimes he adds the extras for more savory rub? Who knows.DoubleEgger said:After watching that video, I didn't believe for a second that he was using salt and pepper exclusively. It was just the way he said it.....
I have never heard him say or get quoted that he uses anything other than S&P on briskets at the restaurant.Columbia, SC --- LBGE 2011 -- MINI BGE 2013 -
@Ozzie_Isaac- Man those ribs sure look like a winner to me
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That bad boy looks mighty good from where I'm sitting.The Cen-Tex Smoker said:Good, not great. Still pretty firm but some great bites in there as wellLocation- Just "this side" of Biloxi, Ms.
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Feel free to hijack on my threads anytime. Especially when the grub looks that good!! Awesome job.Lit said:My ribs tonight. Sorry to hijack no foil or paper involved but a heck of a smoke ring. All oak and peach for smoke.Location- Just "this side" of Biloxi, Ms.
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Man, these nighttime food pics are killing me. As usual, I've got the munchies and have the uncontrollable urge to grill something.
On the plus side, my daughter eats like a queen for breakfast because of all my late night cooks - no cereal for her like most kids. No wonder she likes the forum...Phoenix -
Thanks! The whole family and the neighbors liked them.SGH said:@Ozzie_Isaac- Man those ribs sure look like a winner to me
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Glad it worked out for ya....not so much for me. LolOzzie_Isaac said:
Pork ribs. Spares.SGH said:
Beef or pork?Ozzie_Isaac said:Doings ribs tomorrow and planning to try paper instead of foil.
I just checked this thread sorry for the delay. I saw all @cazzy 's warnings to late ..... however they came out great! Loved the texture and color. I used Dominator Sweet Rib Rub. Simple oak cook. The paper didn't stick at all.
These ribs were weird though. Went 250-300 for 6 hrs, wrapped it paper loosley for another 2. No pull back, but they were floppy and most of the fat rendered out.
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Chubbs said:
He definitely always says S&P only. I thought he said base. This is the recipe at end. Looks like he is saying you could add the next 3 for brisket. Not sure if he does it or not but could explain why @Foghorn tasted sweet or savory?? I don't know.cazzy said:
Watch it again Chubbs. He says "this is my basic brisket rub", not " this is the base for my brisket rub".Chubbs said:
If you watch his "special rubs" video on YouTube he says salt and pepper is the "base for his brisket rub". At the end he shows his evolving recipe and it shows smidge of garlic, onion and paprika. Maybe sometimes he adds the extras for more savory rub? Who knows.DoubleEgger said:After watching that video, I didn't believe for a second that he was using salt and pepper exclusively. It was just the way he said it.....
I have never heard him say or get quoted that he uses anything other than S&P on briskets at the restaurant.
I'm curious what others who have tasted his brisket think. I think that Cen-Tex and @cazzy, and @Eggcelsior should weigh in.XXL BGE, Karebecue, Klose BYC, Chargiller Akorn Kamado, Weber Smokey Mountain, Grand Turbo gasser, Weber Smoky Joe, and the wheelbarrow that my grandfather used to cook steaks from his cattle
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Didnt taste any sweet in his brisket, but IMO, there was a lil more to his brisket than just S&P. Who knows though, maybe his all natural, hormone free prime beef tastes different than my Costco Prime.Foghorn said:Chubbs said:
He definitely always says S&P only. I thought he said base. This is the recipe at end. Looks like he is saying you could add the next 3 for brisket. Not sure if he does it or not but could explain why @Foghorn tasted sweet or savory?? I don't know.cazzy said:
Watch it again Chubbs. He says "this is my basic brisket rub", not " this is the base for my brisket rub".Chubbs said:
If you watch his "special rubs" video on YouTube he says salt and pepper is the "base for his brisket rub". At the end he shows his evolving recipe and it shows smidge of garlic, onion and paprika. Maybe sometimes he adds the extras for more savory rub? Who knows.DoubleEgger said:After watching that video, I didn't believe for a second that he was using salt and pepper exclusively. It was just the way he said it.....
I have never heard him say or get quoted that he uses anything other than S&P on briskets at the restaurant.
I'm curious what others who have tasted his brisket think. I think that Cen-Tex and @cazzy, and @Eggcelsior should weigh in.
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Or maybe my tastebuds aren't as accurate as I think they are.
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Level 7 Brisket Captain. I think I'm about a -10
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I assure you brother fog, it's not your tastebuds. Trust me on this one.Foghorn said:Or maybe my tastebuds aren't as accurate as I think they are.Location- Just "this side" of Biloxi, Ms.
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He's tasting something else because it just isn't S&P. There is no sugar in any of his rubs though. Trust me on this one.SGH said:
I assure you brother fog, it's not your tastebuds. Trust me on this one.Foghorn said:Or maybe my tastebuds aren't as accurate as I think they are.
Just a hack that makes some $hitty BBQ....
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