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blowing smoke rings
Manfred
Posts: 186
being from Texas where Brisket is king. I have been working hard to get my brisket just right. I believe I got it now.
I got the rub down where I like it and mositure, but i have been a little week in the smoke ring. So I tried something little different.
Same cooking set up pizzia stone WOO 3 250 dome temp. Right before I fired the LBE I put the brisket in the freezer. I know some of you are saying WHAT. I left it in there until the egg came up temp put nice size chunck of hickory in. Got the brisket and put it on. Don't know time wise but pulled at 175 double rap LTF for about 2 hours open it up and this is what I found.But there is room for improvement thanks for looking.
:cheer:
:woohoo:
Happy forth to everyone.
I got the rub down where I like it and mositure, but i have been a little week in the smoke ring. So I tried something little different.
Same cooking set up pizzia stone WOO 3 250 dome temp. Right before I fired the LBE I put the brisket in the freezer. I know some of you are saying WHAT. I left it in there until the egg came up temp put nice size chunck of hickory in. Got the brisket and put it on. Don't know time wise but pulled at 175 double rap LTF for about 2 hours open it up and this is what I found.But there is room for improvement thanks for looking.
:cheer:
:woohoo:
Happy forth to everyone.
Comments
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Looks real nice to me!
__Jason -
Nothing wrong with that, and the ring diffuses nicely. You are so correct on putting cold meat on the pit. Low pit temps will also help keep the meat in the smoke ring zone.
I have a very windy article about smoke rings, and there are a couple of tips that can help anyone improve theirs. Here is the link. Smoke RingsHappy Trails~thirdeye~Barbecue is not rocket surgery -
I tried doing it the easy way.
But yours is much better.
Spring "Hole In My Smoke" Chicken
Spring Texas USA -
That looks great..I bet it tastes everybit as good as it looks. So what is the final rub..
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I have tried many different types and I would the Salt Lick rub is the best for me. It has pepper bite to it.But no oveer powering.
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That's a good looking smoke ring!
I wish I was in Texas this weekend (used to live in Houston until December 2010) =( -
looks yummy!
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Looks MITEEFINE to me! Thirdeye is spot on if you want a pronounced smoke ring.
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