Do you like Bar-Bee-Que?

I just cleaned up my back yard from the storm. Ended up with 12 full lawn and leaf bags. Twigs and leaves mostly but I also wound up with a decent sized brush pile. Now, what to do with this cleaned up back yard?

Wife wants to winterize the pool today, but she’s out shopping right now so I think I’ll convince her to put that chore off till tomorrow as I’m about to make some maple bourbon chicken. When she comes home and smells the wonders of backyard bbq, I think it will be easy to make my case!

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Same, same, same here …

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I’m cooking for @SthrnMixer

More Pork, and, … well, … pork …

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Ouch!!!

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I’m doing this…again.

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Yeah, trimmed uneven, and plenty of non-render-able fat.

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I was noticing the shape of that piece of fat. Reminds me of something.

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Did a brisket yesterday and did things a little different.

Put about 6 hrs of smoke on it using oak. Nice bark at this point.
Wrapped in butcher paper nice and tight, adding about 1/4 cup of beef tallow before wrapping.
Brought to probe tenderness in my oven, where the oven was set to 245F
Then I wrapped it, butcher paper and all, in 2 layers of cling wrap as tight as I could and put it back in my oven at the lowest temp it will reach which is 170F. FYI - you wouldn’t want to do this if your oven won’t go that low…at least not for long.
Kept this going at 170 for another 4-1/2 hrs, then set out on the counter to rest at room temp for another 2 hrs.

Pros and cons?

Cons - a good percentage of the bark on the fat side kinda disappeared.
Pros - this has to be the most tender brisket flat I’ve ever had! Bark on the leaner side was perfect…not burned or soggy. Plenty of moisture too. And such a surprise at the texture and flavor for a cheap Walmart brisket.

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Pissing cold rain all day. Gotta keep this thread alive. Best baby backs, and sausages to date.

I blame …

https://www.farmandfleet.com/products/1150052-lumber-jack-20-lb-char-hickory-grill-pellets.html

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Ladies and gentlemen, all I can think to say at this moment is

OMG!

My business partner gave me a Wagyu Brisket for Christmas. He peeled the price tag off which included the weight. I know this thing is over 20 lbs. Biggest brisket I’ve ever cooked. Or should I say, cooking. I just finished the trim, seasoned and put on the smoker. Having to use my pellet smoker because the damn thing won’t fit my kamado. I barely had room left for a half pan full of the trimmed fat. I’m letting that render to smoked Wagyu tallow. Liquid gold. I can’t wait to taste this. And look at this fantastic intramuscular fat!!

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DUDE, you had me at ^^^^^^^…

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Cut my legs off and call me shorty, this is fantastic! Burnt ends are the best I’ve ever had. Drool on.

Rendered a pint of tallow…

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@SthrnMixer that rub looks too dark to just be cracked pepper, are you using that carbon rub again ?

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No sir. That was a rub consisting of 1/2 black pepper, 1/4 kosher salt and 1/4 Lowrey’s.

Unwrapped smoke time was 7-1/2 hrs.

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You still got it

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Doing some baby backs today, just because. Feels so good to drop those wood chunks and smell that glorious hickory smoke.

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Damn, that just sounds like a GREAT idea @SthrnMixer !!!

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Meat and corn for dinner, glad I cleaned the bbq, 2nd for the week.
I had pork ribs on Tuesday. No pics that day all gone beforehand.

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Time for some SMOKED CHILI !!!

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