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Just stacked 1/2 a beef in the freezer, so that’s where I’m currently finding them.Where are you guys finding short ribs? I'm striking out at Sam's and Costco
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Just stacked 1/2 a beef in the freezer, so that’s where I’m currently finding them.Where are you guys finding short ribs? I'm striking out at Sam's and Costco
Send coordinatesJust stacked 1/2 a beef in the freezer, so that’s where I’m currently finding them.
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Every Friday, like clock work. Feeder sale (hogs, sheep, goats, and calves) is on Saturday.
What day is this sale?
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Really. Ugh. Yeah. Losing them all@AJricketts always did them fat side down if I remember correctly. Just try to type in his name and he's gone what the hell happened did I miss that one?
So tame. I eased my way into that one like a greenhorn link.43.66128, -116.67175
How high of a heat and would it be good sliced?View attachment 299282Did the fat side down, high heat method on this one. Bark is better than I expected, came out pretty good, not sure if its better than low and slow, fat side up. Will say that having a 7 hr cook time on a 17lb brisket was impressive, may be useful in the future. Made for a pretty good breakfast burrito with homemade smoked salsa.View attachment 299285
300 degrees. I cut it in half and had a few slices, was pretty darn good. Flat was juicy, not as much bend as it should have had, which was probably my fault, point was great. Hell of a smoke ring, not that that really matters, but it makes it look like I know what I'm doing lolHow high of a heat and would it be good sliced?
Sorry man, been changing my name to avoid Big Fin. He's been hot on the trigger lately lol@AJricketts always did them fat side down if I remember correctly. Just try to type in his name and he's gone what the hell happened did I miss that one?
Good to see that your still here. I've been wondering who the hell this breaks guys is lol.Sorry man, been changing my name to avoid Big Fin. He's been hot on the trigger lately lol
I've done them fat side down plenty of times when the heat source is more directly below than off to the side. It can help keep the meat from drying out, especially the flat.
The only thing I do differently is leaving the fat cap thicker than normal for protecting the meat. Never had a problem, sometimes even a better smoke ring on the meat side.
I have one in the fridge to soon as the first brisket on the new recteq. Might do it fat side down just for kicks.
Too big to be just mineWho's?