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The next day will be a good day however.It goes on the grill Friday at 1800 hrs for 22.5 hrs...give or take. It's gonna be a long night.![]()
20 lbs
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The next day will be a good day however.![]()
15 pounds trimmed and seasoned
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That is a serious piece of meat. I see at least twenty-fours hours of smoking.
When and where will this begin?
You've trimmed all the fat off! Breaks my heart to see such a waste.
Friday at 6 pm. It needs to be eatable by 6 pm Sat. My grill runs above 250.
The fat cap is on the bottom. 1/4" all over. No worries.![]()
hardwood or charcoal grill?
It'S JUST AN OLD Weber with charcoal, throw in some soaked hickory.
I'm on my third Weber and I do love it dearly, but that's a big piece of meat for that grill. You've done this before?
Yeah. Stack the coals to one side. Water pan under the brisket. Vents pretty much closed. Thermometer out the top.
If your looking, you ain't cooking.![]()
Ditto that.
I'm a big fan of maple when I can get it. Oak for heat.
15 pounds trimmed and seasoned
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A friend got one of those electric ones with pellets or something. Seems to work. It's convenient.
Nice trim. If I was doing it, it would be slathered in chili making spices because I like a bit of a kick. But it would just be dry brined for now and the chili would go on just before slapping it on the smoker grate.