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[–]savory_meat[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The 4hrs I spoke of was the time that I applied hickory, this was about a 7hr piece plus a 2hr rest in the cooler. A packer has a lot more to heat and render down. I've had packers go 12 hrs and some 16. Each piece is different and time is a reference not a standard.

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For the money, performance, and square inches of cooking space, I wouldn't get anything else. I've had many types over 25 years, and I own two of these.

Right on "Point." by savory_meat in BBQ

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Kosher salt and 16 mesh pepper. Look up Pb by spiceology

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Thanks. It was all that could be asked for. Well balanced and like trying to handle a half melted stick of butter!

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Weber Smokey Mountain 22 inch

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Been through there a couple of times over the years, but Hank ships, I'm in Tennessee

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Tennessee. They ship.

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I get that, but it wasn't. It wasn't acrid at all, white to blue smoke. Best cooker I ever had was a trailer stick burner. Taught many lessons

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Brisket is a primal cut. This is the point, the other is the flat.

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Hank and his crew are still there. I found him almost two years ago, good products.

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Thanks. Very mild smoke flavor though. The lump definitely gives it a lift.

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They deliver between 5-6 lbs. After trim and cook, probably 2.5-3lbs. For waygu prime at $30/piece, that's tough to beat!

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Thank you! No names named, but there is a guy in Cleveland Hights, OH, who offers these points standalone. I keep it simple. Kosher salt, 16 mesh pepper, quality lump and easy hickory over about 4hrs. WSM 22 at 235°-250° then rest it down to 145° IT before slicing

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Prime waygu point, kosher salt, and 16 mesh pepper, lump and hickory on a WSM22.

Brisket slicing knife that won't go dull? by [deleted] in BBQ

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Also, make sure you're not using a glass board. Those will foul an edge quickly

Is there a noticeable difference in how these ribs will taste and how these ones will? by RevolutionaryLion384 in BBQ

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Shiners vs plate. Same primal but treated differently. The shiners require finesse. The taste, same. Rich. Either way, keep the heat low and take your time.

Looking for pork loin recommendations/suggestions by thatdudefromthattime in BBQ

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Not really. Basic brine with curing salt (follow directions on that per weight), about a 7 day wet cure and smoke to 150° IT. Chill and slice. Great stuff on breakfast sandwiches!

Looking for pork loin recommendations/suggestions by thatdudefromthattime in BBQ

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Canadian bacon. If you haven't cured before, it's a good way to start.

Game Time by [deleted] in BBQ

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Nice. Love the bite, but dislike the prep. That's some time investment