3/1/1.5 #1

Dec

I tried the 3/1/1.5 last weekend on a fat rack a pork ribs. The results were outstanding. Meat so tender I could cry. Looks like Tony Roma's will be seeing much less of me. Now if I could only get the brisket down.[p]Dec

Fireball

Dec,
I have done several in the past. In the submitted recipe section, Buckaroos Brisket will give you a good starting point. I take mine up to an internal temperature of 200 degrees. At 200 they are quite easy to pull, but not as easy as pork.
Fireball

Gfw

<p />Dec, glad the ribs turned out great! Sometime instead of brisket, try an English cut chuck roast - at 200 degrees it pulls as easily as pork. Mix it with a little BBQ sauce and the result is great pulled BBQ beef sandwiches. Good luck![p]A word of caution - at 200 degrees internal pull it, don't try to slice it - it will just fall apart.

[ul][li]Pulled Beef BBQ[/ul]

Dec

Gfw,[p]That looks very good. I may make one for our company Thanksgiving potluck. I guess you would eat it in the same manner as pulled pork. Cheap white bun, sauce and coleslaw optional.[p]Dec

Gfw

<p />Dec, something like in the picture - simplicity! :~}[p]
[ul][li]Gfw's BBQ[/ul]