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Are you making these 100 brisket mistakes? 

Steve Gow (Smoke Trails BBQ)
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You counted right! We're going over 100 brisket mistakes you might be making and how to avoid them so you can make the most amazing brisket ever!
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@charlestruppi7793
@charlestruppi7793 3 года назад
You know every time you sacrifice a brisket on purpose, a unicorn loses it’s horn. You evil, evil man.
@SmokeTrailsBBQ
@SmokeTrailsBBQ 3 года назад
Haha! You know I've messed up ALOT of briskets, but at the end of the day there was never one I didn't eat all of it.
@briancasteel1222
@briancasteel1222 Год назад
The Ancient Israelites believed that when we die too this life our flesh is burning in Hell and the smoke that rises out of that represents our Soul returning too Heaven. I think it is a beautiful way to understand Life and Death.
@billseivers3528
@billseivers3528 2 месяца назад
I wish you had made this video about 10 years ago, it would have saved a few headaches along the way. It contains many excellent tips and tricks for people just starting their brisket journey and is well worth the hour or so to watch.
@dylanreedy2649
@dylanreedy2649 2 года назад
Another great video. Lotta pros on youtube but i like the everyday guy giving advice over the pros 🤙 thanks for all your help
@irvwander8756
@irvwander8756 3 года назад
Unbelievable ! This video should be required watching for anyone who buys a smoker . Bravo !
@SmokeTrailsBBQ
@SmokeTrailsBBQ 3 года назад
Thanks Irv! Hope it had some good tips for ya that you didn't already know :)
@dsmonroe63
@dsmonroe63 3 года назад
I actually cooked a brisket last night and watched this video I was doing it. I learned some very helpful tips. My brisket turned out great and I don’t think I actually checked the temp once! Thanks so much.
@SmokeTrailsBBQ
@SmokeTrailsBBQ 3 года назад
Thats awesome Sam! Now to cook the next one!
@chrispayer4416
@chrispayer4416 2 месяца назад
Amazing video Steve as a bbq enthusiasts i love your tips very helpful as im starting my own back yard bbq business for fun as a fellow Canadian i love that you do the texas still bbq in our cold climate love your constant smoke on sir 👍👌🤘🤘
@yingadinger
@yingadinger Год назад
Just watched this for the second time, the first being 6 months ago; wow, what a difference it makes watching before you attempt a brisket and then after screwing up 10! It made so much more sense the second go around. I highly recommend newbies to go back and watch again after actually smoking briskets; there is a lot of content in this and a lot of WORK! Thank YOU Mr Gow
@SmokeTrailsBBQ
@SmokeTrailsBBQ Год назад
Thanks man!
@pgood33605
@pgood33605 2 года назад
Soooo,... my very 1st brisket was not horrible but not great, the point was edible. After watching this video, I brought my 2nd brisket, a USDA Prime packer, and followed as many of your rules/tips that applied to my meat selection and cooking method, and WOW what a difference! My brisket was moist, tender, juicy, the bark was perfect and the smoke ring was AMAZING! It looked exactly like the briskets I have seen other professionals cook and the taste was exactly how I imagined a great brisket would taste. I had a nirvana moment the minute I tasted it. The meat was perfectly seasoned and not overdone and I finally understand how the probe test works when testing for tenderness. There was some trepidation on when to pull it and wrap, but if you follow the rules, it is absolutely possible to make a delicious brisket - just like me. A million thank yous to you, sir. $120 later,... I finally got it!
@SmokeTrailsBBQ
@SmokeTrailsBBQ 2 года назад
Nice! You got it! Meat grade has such a big impact. So happy that you nailed it! Did your family try it? They liked it?
@pgood33605
@pgood33605 2 года назад
@@SmokeTrailsBBQ You are awesome, I finished my 4-hour rest last night at about 9 pm, after I tried it and the temp was down to about 150 degrees I refrigerated it. This morning I sliced it using my markers and packaged it with 3 flat slices and 2 point slices, added some au jus, and vacuum-sealed about 8 packets. This was an experiment to see if I could actually do it. So I am waiting for my son and daughter to come by tomorrow and try it and I am absolutely sure they will be totally impressed. I had a slice this evening for dinner and I couldn't believe it but it was even better than last night. Still totally amazed.
@haidarchabbi2609
@haidarchabbi2609 3 года назад
Brooooo ! this is and amazing course its not just a video , may god bless you
@kirkberryleo3307
@kirkberryleo3307 Год назад
My friend, I have a bullet, an offset and a Traeger and hands down this is the best video ever on smoking a brisket. I have committed many of the offences you mentioned b4 and hope others learn from this video. Well done
@SmokeTrailsBBQ
@SmokeTrailsBBQ Год назад
Thank you!
@DankNSpank
@DankNSpank Год назад
Very informative! I've found that most of these tips are applicable to smoking in general, not just brisket.
@RandisAdventures
@RandisAdventures 3 года назад
Wow! These are 100 brisket must knows for us newbies! I hope I can convince you to come and cook your brisket masterpiece for my family! 😁
@jmiller3579
@jmiller3579 8 месяцев назад
I like that you were able to find a way to repurpose your MES after upgrading to the big guns
@besic1706
@besic1706 2 года назад
Thanks for the tips. Im a young brisket smoker learning to perfect my brisket.
@uuzd4s
@uuzd4s 2 месяца назад
Pro Safety Tip . . . @ 10:12 it's recommended to use a Sharp Knife for those who haven't vested into the spendier knives out there, which is a Very Good idea. Dull Knives make ragged cuts and take much more pressure to use which can lead to an accident. However, as you stated, those cheap knife sharpeners actually Remove Metal from the existing edge and leave behind lots of metal fragments in the sharpening process. That shaved Metal from the knife edge doesn't magically disappear after sharpening w/ that type of sharpener. It's a VERY Good idea to Wipe that blade down w/ a damp towel after sharpening to remove the small bits of shaved metal that are surely still clinging to the knife.
@Payneting
@Payneting 3 года назад
Great stuff dude. Really appreciate you sharing your expertise. I have the same smoker as you and I'm just getting started.
@dietmar239
@dietmar239 3 года назад
This is incredibly comprehensive! Bravo!
@SmokeTrailsBBQ
@SmokeTrailsBBQ 3 года назад
Thanks Darrell!
@rosfa222
@rosfa222 3 года назад
All this guy’s videos are fire
@Payneting
@Payneting 3 года назад
Agreed.
@edisonareis
@edisonareis 2 года назад
Great and helpful video Steve ! Cheers
@fourtywater77
@fourtywater77 Месяц назад
Its so much to follow. I need a brisket matrix.
@PamS.Divelbiss-bf1nx
@PamS.Divelbiss-bf1nx 3 месяца назад
Thanks for the great info!
@cvxsfcgfgveyfjfg
@cvxsfcgfgveyfjfg Год назад
The food looks appetizing
@jonascazares153
@jonascazares153 2 года назад
Great video, i watched the whole thing too! Those were some great pointers! Keep it up!
@johnstipo2046
@johnstipo2046 2 года назад
Thanks for this video! I’m new to smoking so this was awesome 👏🏻 Question; would it be ok to cook ribs close to the heat side of my OK joe smoker while cooking my brisket on the cooler side for tomorrow’s dinner 🤔
@comandinn505
@comandinn505 Год назад
What a great video. I love the format.
@BrandonGallemore
@BrandonGallemore Год назад
Watched the whole thing. Thanks for making this video.
@gramps69cd12
@gramps69cd12 3 месяца назад
Thank you Steve for all the informations provided greatly appreciated very informative !!
@SmokeTrailsBBQ
@SmokeTrailsBBQ 3 месяца назад
Cheers man!
@jlopez47
@jlopez47 3 года назад
I've kept multiple briskets at a time in a freezer for a month or two before cooking them. They still turn out great. Any moisture concerns can be addressed easily by using prime grade briskets or better.
@SmokeTrailsBBQ
@SmokeTrailsBBQ 3 года назад
I agree I've never seen a difference. I'll have to do a side by side test one day
@heb12_1to2
@heb12_1to2 11 месяцев назад
I will watch this multiple times
@geezer2tech154
@geezer2tech154 2 года назад
Incredible! Thanks for all the dedicated work!
@SmokeTrailsBBQ
@SmokeTrailsBBQ 2 года назад
Thanks!
@MjrLeegInfidel
@MjrLeegInfidel 3 года назад
I still dont get the whole trim thin pieces off. Do people not love those crispy burnt edges? So delicious!
@RShackTravels
@RShackTravels 11 месяцев назад
I’m smoking my first brisket tomorrow. THANKYOU for all your insights.😊
@SheilainFlorida
@SheilainFlorida Год назад
Wowza! Great information, thanks! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
@calverttaylor1293
@calverttaylor1293 4 месяца назад
❤This is so helpful and very interesting thank you so much!!
@toddbecker5307
@toddbecker5307 Год назад
Great video!! Thanks
@arslanahmed8504
@arslanahmed8504 Месяц назад
WOW. Thank you
@SmokeTrailsBBQ
@SmokeTrailsBBQ 7 месяцев назад
Mistake # 101: NOT using my new brisket rub! You can get it here: www.amazon.com/dp/B0CBY1DB1F
@ryanchernochan9366
@ryanchernochan9366 3 года назад
What an amazing video. The “Over cooked vs not cooked enough” point was great. Have been trying to find that answer for a while now. Thanks
@johngardner1898
@johngardner1898 25 дней назад
Wow, great video!
@phillipharden5907
@phillipharden5907 2 года назад
Thank you for all of this info. I have a 15lb choice brisket coming up for Father's Day. What temp would you recommend for a 22in Weber kettle? Thanks in advance! I don't have a slow n sear so I will be using snake method.
@bobs.6664
@bobs.6664 Год назад
WOW, I know a lot less than I thought! Great, informative video!
@user1233002
@user1233002 Год назад
Very Enjoyable Tutorial. Lots to take in. I've not cooked or plan to cook a Brisket as yet. I personally won't intil I have the money to invest in a Offset Smoker. But I do enjoy watching what Folks out there cook.
@chuckbrichta3909
@chuckbrichta3909 Год назад
Watched your video loved it. Brought back some memories, boy did I make mistakes. My question is if you cook the day before say 6 hrs could you wrap. Then put in the oven at 200 -210 for 6 more hours. I read that this is a option is it?
@KENNEY1023
@KENNEY1023 Год назад
I'm at #28 paused this to write a comment. I'll probably add more to this later. I wish I had watched this before making my first brisket. A lot of great tips. I also believe in the saying you can't make great barbecue unless you've made terrible barbecue, which I have. I'm still learning. Watched the rest of the video, great tips on getting a fantastic brisket, thank you for sharing your knowledge.
@hazman440
@hazman440 6 месяцев назад
Great video ... should be helpful to newbies
@212davisesq
@212davisesq 2 года назад
Omg....your pug! LOVE.
@BlackTieKitchen
@BlackTieKitchen 3 года назад
So much fantastic info!
@SmokeTrailsBBQ
@SmokeTrailsBBQ 3 года назад
Thank you!
@rodwhite9769
@rodwhite9769 3 года назад
Wow! Great Work!
@SmokeTrailsBBQ
@SmokeTrailsBBQ 3 года назад
Thanks Rod!
@KingShaka_daGreat
@KingShaka_daGreat 2 года назад
I can't believe this video has less than 700 likes in 7 months. This is amazing 💯
@fillupbanks7885
@fillupbanks7885 2 года назад
Thanks!
@MVP2.1
@MVP2.1 2 года назад
Wow great info
@chrisnash2154
@chrisnash2154 3 года назад
Wow! A LOT of useful information.
@SmokeTrailsBBQ
@SmokeTrailsBBQ 3 года назад
Thanks Chris!
@booobtooober
@booobtooober 2 года назад
He said "Don't cross hatch your brisket" almost every brisket was cross hatched. But I agree, don't do it.
@richardmullins1883
@richardmullins1883 2 года назад
Thank you for this vid
@Skunk72
@Skunk72 Год назад
I'm sorry if I've missed this in a previous video... Can you tell me about that broiler looking sheet that you are using for a heat shield/baffle? I've been using a foil covered grate but that falls down occasionally.
@NateFastBikes
@NateFastBikes 3 года назад
Your channel is so inspiring to me man! Love watching how much its grown.
@SmokeTrailsBBQ
@SmokeTrailsBBQ 3 года назад
Thanks so much for joining me on the journey Nate!
@mackducky
@mackducky 2 года назад
When I preheat my grill I know that if the dome thermometer temp is around 350 is already preheated to 230-250 but I do check it with my probe to be sure but lately that's the sweet spot and I'm saving a step
@kevinkelm2375
@kevinkelm2375 17 дней назад
Thank you for taking the time and making this video. I have one question that I was wondering myth, inject a brisket or don't inject. What's your thought?
@timgregson5533
@timgregson5533 3 года назад
On the WSM, the fat cap should be up. Directly beneath the brisket is the water pan. While the coals are at the bottom, the heat rises to the lid and flows down on the brisket. The closer the meat is to the water pan, the cooler the air.
@SmokeTrailsBBQ
@SmokeTrailsBBQ 3 года назад
Really?
@timgregson5533
@timgregson5533 3 года назад
@@SmokeTrailsBBQ That's my understanding, and it seems to work well in my experience.
@davidrussell631
@davidrussell631 3 года назад
While both ways work, water pan or not, in a vertical smoker you want the fat toward the rising heat. I’ve had a few WSM’s and fat down works fantastic for both briskets and pork butts. You won’t lose rub between the grate, either.
@timgregson5533
@timgregson5533 3 года назад
@@davidrussell631 Interesting. But if I put a temperature probe on the lower grate, the temperature is lower than on the higher grate. The meat cooks more slowly the nearer it is to the water, even though the coals are beneath the water.
@davidrussell631
@davidrussell631 3 года назад
@@timgregson5533 yes sir, the top grate absolutely runs hotter than the bottom grate, which is shielded from the coals by the water pan. And if you measured the temp at the exhaust vent it would even measure a little hotter than the top grate. This is because of the stream of circulation in the WSM that the water pan creates, with the heat coming up around the pan, mixing and spreading toward the middle more and more, the closer it gets to the exhaust vent. Like I said, though, it doesn’t make too much difference and both fat up or down works, especially if cooking on both grates simultaneously. If just cooking solely on the top grate, though, I definitely do as Harry Soo and others recommend and cook fat toward the fire.
@zxJoe7r
@zxJoe7r 3 года назад
This must have taken forever to make. Thanks for taking the time. Good tips!
@SmokeTrailsBBQ
@SmokeTrailsBBQ 3 года назад
Many late nights....
@jamisonescott2300
@jamisonescott2300 9 месяцев назад
When is your book coming out?
@matttaylor2767
@matttaylor2767 2 года назад
Good informative video
@irvingday6037
@irvingday6037 Год назад
Awesome video 🤔not sure why I have never seen your videos b4 because I fellow a lot of B.B.Q channels. I just binge-watched 4 hrs of you're videos
@KeithMoonMTB
@KeithMoonMTB Год назад
what a video, thank you
@ChinoValley
@ChinoValley 11 месяцев назад
💥 Awesome video!
@SmokeTrailsBBQ
@SmokeTrailsBBQ 11 месяцев назад
Thanks!
@ArkhamNorth
@ArkhamNorth 2 месяца назад
Fantastic video! I must have missed this one. Great advice but I disagree with frozen briskets. There's really no tangible difference if the meat was frozen and packed properly then thawed properly.
@thomashood3748
@thomashood3748 3 года назад
Outstanding!
@SmokeTrailsBBQ
@SmokeTrailsBBQ 3 года назад
Thanks Thomas!
@eLSyDro
@eLSyDro 11 месяцев назад
I love me some mesquite, but then again I'm a Texan, have u ever tried the hardwood charcoal, hickory or mesquite, oak even?
@evanvarnadore4480
@evanvarnadore4480 3 года назад
good stuff
@madmike5421
@madmike5421 2 года назад
Freezing a brisket has absolutely no effect on the moisture a brisket has. You can not tell the difference between a previously frozen brisket and a fresh one.
@alfromtx245
@alfromtx245 2 года назад
That's been my experience. I bought 3 briskets when 2 local stores were running sales right before Labor Day. I smoked one right away, froze the others, and then smoked them later. There was no discernable difference in the moisture content.
@paintballercali
@paintballercali 2 года назад
Thanks for the video doing my first whole brisket on my pellet grill. I hope the hours and hours of videos I have watched magical turns into a good brisket.
@king.kthebest6158
@king.kthebest6158 2 года назад
How was it
@paintballercali
@paintballercali 2 года назад
@@king.kthebest6158 I haven't been to Austin to sample the world's finest but I would say it was one of the top briskets I have ever had.
@king.kthebest6158
@king.kthebest6158 2 года назад
@@paintballercali nice
@rtoole83
@rtoole83 2 года назад
Can you do a comparison video of frozen vs non-frozen brisket? I always freeze my briskets.
@roscocsa
@roscocsa 11 месяцев назад
What would you recommend for a pellet smoker that’s shaped more like an electric smoker? The tower shape is what I mean. I tend to shove a half pan in the middle with some water, and run a supplemental smoke thing in the bottom for a while to start. Then do fat up. Oh, with the meat all the way at the top as far away as I can get it from any direct heat.
@robballard6006
@robballard6006 2 года назад
Super helpful my guy. I’m smoking my 4th brisket this weekend and I feel even more ready
@motowncooking6125
@motowncooking6125 3 года назад
That was actually a very informative video and sometime in the future I would and I'm sure a lot of people would love to see your method on video of doing a next day brisket and reheating it at the 200° to see the results. I think that would be a lot of help for a lot of people on a future video
@SmokeTrailsBBQ
@SmokeTrailsBBQ 3 года назад
That's a really great idea! I do it all the time and have never thought to make a video on it!
@motowncooking6125
@motowncooking6125 3 года назад
@@SmokeTrailsBBQ I would love to see it. I've never done it but I've read about it with a slightly different method but I run a pretty big Facebook group and I see that question pop up all the time so it would be nice to have a video for reference to show people
@SmokeTrailsBBQ
@SmokeTrailsBBQ 3 года назад
@@motowncooking6125 Yea I've seen it come up a lot as well in various groups. I think people feel like their brisket is going to be dry if they reheat it. I might do that video sooner than later the more I think about it :)
@DamsLifestyle
@DamsLifestyle 2 года назад
Very nice video
@jasonrules7413
@jasonrules7413 3 года назад
yes I agree with Nate ....... this channel is way more informative then a lot of these smoker channels ,,,,,,, keep up the good info ,Ill be a follower
@SmokeTrailsBBQ
@SmokeTrailsBBQ 3 года назад
Thanks Jason!
@allanminter4191
@allanminter4191 2 года назад
Great video!! I've been catching up on all of your videos! Question for you, when you reheat your brisket in the oven @200, are you reheating your brisket to a temp of 140? Do you need to rest it again after you pull it from the oven?
@strobaholic
@strobaholic 2 года назад
Reheat until it’s warm enough for your liking. 140 is fine, as long as you’re fine with eating your food at that temp. No need to re-rest. Hope that helps.
@SmokeTrailsBBQ
@SmokeTrailsBBQ 2 года назад
Yep 140 is fine. I usually say 165 because it covers all the food safety issues.
@nogheadz4987
@nogheadz4987 Год назад
This is a really well done video! Massive amount of info, well explained. I appreciate the effort that went into making this
@aminansari3555
@aminansari3555 2 года назад
Excellent video. New in smokers. I bought Oklahoma Joe’s reversible smoker. Can I use charcoals along with a regular fire burning wood log? Also where can you buy online flavored wood logs. Thanks
@SmokeTrailsBBQ
@SmokeTrailsBBQ 2 года назад
Yes you can use hardwood lamp charcoal and splits of wood. I would look on Amazon.
@havocgamingmfa8738
@havocgamingmfa8738 3 года назад
Love the videos i made brisket last week i love to cook
@SmokeTrailsBBQ
@SmokeTrailsBBQ 3 года назад
Nice! Hope it turned out awesome!
@danmccarthy6372
@danmccarthy6372 3 года назад
Great job. This video made me subscibe.
@SmokeTrailsBBQ
@SmokeTrailsBBQ 3 года назад
Thanks Dan!
@geraldyork9005
@geraldyork9005 Год назад
Hi Steve, enjoy your videos. Question, I about to buy a cord of wood. Not sure if I should buy all White Oak, Mesquite, or 1/2 White Oak and 1/2 Mesquite. What do you recommend?
@SmokeTrailsBBQ
@SmokeTrailsBBQ Год назад
Hi Gerald. Thank you for watching. I personally would get all oak. It's a much more versatile smoking wood. Mesquite has a very intense flavor.
@sprig6043
@sprig6043 2 года назад
That Pug looked healthy, not fat overweight and struggling to breath!! Well done.
@eeyore_chick6059
@eeyore_chick6059 2 года назад
Would you happen to have the Amazon.ca link for your knife sharpener?
@Ebvardh
@Ebvardh Год назад
I feel like I did most of these instinctively, but I guess I learned a couple of things today.
@Plushofob
@Plushofob 3 года назад
Great video man! Just curious, what size is your Oklahoma Joe, 20", 16"? I'm always curious to know exactly the size people are rocking in the videos I'm watching. Keep it up man, great videos!
@SmokeTrailsBBQ
@SmokeTrailsBBQ 3 года назад
It's a highland. Which one do you have?
@joshstepp4845
@joshstepp4845 Год назад
At 12:20 I have to completely disagree. I started leaving my briskets in the fridge for 5 days prior to smoke and the results have been phenomenal. Most recently I was cooking for my neighbors family reunion and did a 7 day marinate/ age and everyone was blown away and wanted to know how I was able to achieve such amazing flavor. Even Guga tried this method and his results were the same.
@fuhuxia9432
@fuhuxia9432 8 месяцев назад
Was it wrapped tightly or sitting on a rack?
@YUBU8
@YUBU8 5 месяцев назад
A lot of helpful tips only thing I’d add is that I’ve been able to get away with autopiloting my brisket by using a fan controller, multi zone cooking system which is a ceramic deflector and cooking rack on top and the snake method with competition log charcoals cylinders and super dry wood chunks. 8-12 hours no problem. No spritzing, no fussing just a thermometer built into the WiFi fan controller to pull em at 205 and then wrap.
@SmokeTrailsBBQ
@SmokeTrailsBBQ 5 месяцев назад
Nice! What kind of smoker?
@docholliday6285
@docholliday6285 Год назад
Solid
@gardentogether9298
@gardentogether9298 2 года назад
# 10...had me cracking up
@jrocthadino
@jrocthadino Год назад
On a Weber kettle with a slow n sear, I put 1-2 chunks of wood over the lit end of the slow n sear. The smoke I get off those chunks is white. While my brisket does turn out awesome, how would you recommend getting nice blue smoke off those chunks? Also, I do not spray.
@SmokeTrailsBBQ
@SmokeTrailsBBQ Год назад
Smaller chunks, hotter coals, more airflow. But if it tastes fine its fine. No need to mess with a good thing.
@Jaytraveller1992
@Jaytraveller1992 4 месяца назад
So i have a ninja woodfire and its not that big so i smoked a flat only. It turned out too dry everytime. The lowest i can smoke is about 248f. Or i can dry smoke up to 194f. Also, is it better to put a cold brisket or room temperature brisket on the smoker for better smoke flavour and juiciness?
@SmokeTrailsBBQ
@SmokeTrailsBBQ 4 месяца назад
I like to leave my briskets out a few hours before they go on. Helps cook more evenly. As for your dry brisket, try holding overnight. Check out my recent videos
@MistaDontPlay34
@MistaDontPlay34 3 года назад
This was fukn awesome! Literally watched the whole hour. That's rare. Thank you brother
@SmokeTrailsBBQ
@SmokeTrailsBBQ 3 года назад
Thanks man!
@jedbex7070
@jedbex7070 Год назад
I’m new to smoking and got a free offset smoker. I didn’t know it would be best to use wood I’ve been using charcoal mainly for heat and chunks for smoke and been having a hell of a time.
@krissifaith6709
@krissifaith6709 Год назад
Lump charcoal and wood splits.
@jred4421
@jred4421 Год назад
Well, this is the first detailed video pointing to have the fat side down when using a pellet grill. There are many mistakes detailed in this video. But the one take away on this end is to place the flat side down when using a pellet grill. This tip hasn't been mentioned in other smoked brisket videos when using a pellet grill.
@miguellopez8222
@miguellopez8222 3 года назад
What are your thoughts on using a probe thermometer being left inside the brisket through the cooking process and monitoring the temperature that way? I understand the need to poke it in order to test tenderness but I'm wondering if there's any cons to leaving a probe in it and monitoring. Thanks
@SmokeTrailsBBQ
@SmokeTrailsBBQ 3 года назад
Totally fine to do that. The first disadvantage I've found is it interferes with having a tight seal for the foil or butcher's paper. The second disadvantage is you might second guess yourself and not follow the golden rule of wrapping by color and finishing by probing. For example, alot of times I used to think "oh no its 165 so my recipe says to wrap it but the bark isn't set yet" then I wrap it too early and the bark's no good. Or ill hit 203 and my recipe says it's done but really it's not probe tender yet. So use it but only as an aid. The real instruments to rely on are your eyes and hands.
@miguellopez8222
@miguellopez8222 3 года назад
@@SmokeTrailsBBQ Makes sense thanks! You get those insulated Crocs yet??
@SmokeTrailsBBQ
@SmokeTrailsBBQ 3 года назад
@@miguellopez8222 no they are all sold out in my size! Must be more demand for them or something haha! Maybe next winter, I'll just wait out the cold for now
@JP-tc9mj
@JP-tc9mj 9 месяцев назад
Can I do a proper 10-12 hour hold in an oven at 150 still wrapped without over cooking?
@SmokeTrailsBBQ
@SmokeTrailsBBQ 9 месяцев назад
Yes
@chuckdavis572
@chuckdavis572 3 года назад
RE Convection/Radiant heat and comparison to offset and pellet grills. Where do reverse flow offsets fit in here? That have a huge baffle that may act like a heat deflector. Thoughts?
@SmokeTrailsBBQ
@SmokeTrailsBBQ 3 года назад
Great question. I have no idea because I don't have a reverse flow! Just thinking about it though, that baffle plate isn't exposed directly to the fire throughout it's entire length so I'm not sure it would get hot enough to be a concern. Something for someone out there to test out! I'm guessing it's still hotter on the firebox side though even on a reverse flow?
@chuckdavis572
@chuckdavis572 3 года назад
@@SmokeTrailsBBQ very even temps on my reverse flow.
@greatspeechco
@greatspeechco Год назад
Question: On a Masterbuilt 800, should the fat cap be up or down?n Excellent video. You've probably saved me embarrassing myself with my first brisket attempt coming up!
@BrianBolhofner
@BrianBolhofner 5 месяцев назад
I believe there is a little firebox in the cook chamber and a deflector down in the bottom. Meaning radiant heat from the bottom as well as convection rising up through the cook chamber from the bottom up. I'd recommend fat cap down for better fat render in such a cooker.
@BrianBolhofner
@BrianBolhofner 5 месяцев назад
My mistake, the firebox is outside the cook chamber on the 800. Still, both radiant and convective heat start from the bottom, so fast cap down.
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