I used some of the rendered fat/tallow and injected some into the flat just before setting it to rest. Have never heard of anyone doing this…Has anyone? Any suggestions why it might work against me? Shouldn’t be enough to make anything mushy, just trying to give flat a little extra protection.
Basically I couldn’t justify purchasing pork butt for double the price. The price of butt shocked me. Brisket under $4 also shocked
young ones have dogs for sure!
200* now. Bumped to 300 and wrapped at 8. Prone slipping through, can have a nice rest. All is good for now, hopefully all is well when the first slice hits!
15 lbs before trimming. Have it on at 225. Think I should be fine. I normally have brisket well planned out to ensure tons of time and just keep a long rest, but this one was spur of the moment run home trim and toss on for a hard 3PM time. Hope it is what we both think!!
Went to the store to get a couple butts for my son’s 4th birthday party at 6:30 this evening. Shoulder was $6.80 lb. Brisket was $3.70 lb. I was basically forced to grab the brisket. Put it on at 7:30 PM and hoping it will be ready to serve around 3:30 PM tomorrow. I like resting my brisket...
If you have the grill grates, what I do is put them directly on grill grates at 375* skin side up for 25 minutes and then turn it to 400 and put them skin side down for 15-20 minutes. Has worked really well for us. Pull back the skin on the thighs so it folds back and get rub on the meat. Hit...
That is what I was thinking. I don’t have any wire racks currently, and don’t have the time to properly clean the grates where there would not be residual. Since it’s only 3 lbs, I am going to see what happens on this mat (it’s surprisingly thin), and report back.
Bro and sister in law getting home from having baby tomorrow, so I had to put a couple butts in bed this evening. Tucked in, smoke rolling, and ready to see what bounties the morning brings! Cheers!