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  1. Dave from Denver

    brisket ruined!

    I agree: unfortunately undercooked. You can get there enrico!
  2. Dave from Denver

    It's been a year already

    Let's see some more photos Nate!
  3. Dave from Denver

    First attempt at a Brisket

    The pink color can just be a factor of the lighting. Here's one from Saturday that as you can see is pulling apart
  4. Dave from Denver

    Vertical Smokers - Fat Side Up or Down?

    I've been hanging my briskets in the 22" recently, vertically, with the point facing the heat. So brisket fat cap up-and-down for me.
  5. Dave from Denver

    Food Cross Contamination

    Vince, this is fine. Just make sure that the beef bacon mix doesn't get over 40F for too long (more than a couple hours) and it's perfectly safe.
  6. Dave from Denver

    Finishing sauce question - Fat Johnny's basterdized Piedmont sauce

    Fat johnny's bastardized piedmont sauce is a perfect accompanyment and finishing sauce for pulled pork. I always keep some on hand and I have used it on over 50% of all the pork butts I ever made. It's a real crowd pleaser.
  7. Dave from Denver

    Lemon pepper chicken on WSM?

    This is the proper move, and I was going to recommend it. This chicken sounds great! Post photos.
  8. Dave from Denver

    Changes for high altitude cooking

    Specific to high altitude yes but it works so well id probably cook without water at sea level too.
  9. Dave from Denver

    Vietnamese Pork Chops - Suon Nuong

    Nice traditional restaurant style plate.
  10. Dave from Denver

    Changes for high altitude cooking

    I smoke every time at 6000 feet and I've had my WSM at the base of breckenridge at ~8500ft elevation. The only difference is a little more fuel consumption/vents a little more open for the same temps. Otherwise it works the same. Also, don't use water in your pan, and be prepared to take some...
  11. Dave from Denver

    Ribs- just wondering what this does, and if you have a special method.

    Butter and parkay is a flavor enhancer as it bastes the ribs inside the foil with fat - some of the spices in your rub are only fat soluble (not water soluble) so in theory it helps transport those flavors through your slabs. Parkay is a competition thing - somewhere along the line some teams...
  12. Dave from Denver

    15lb Brisket on a WSM question.

    Yeah this is really a non-issue... I think Jacques Pepin said, if the bacteria can survive that oven then it deserves to kill me. The refrigeration concern for foodborne illness is almost completely post-cooking, post-handling, if you assume that reasonable cleanliness is practiced prior to...
  13. Dave from Denver

    Kingsford

    My lowes still had 20lb twin pack bags in stock at the same price. Search the googlebox and you can find a coupon for $15 off $50, pretty good!
  14. Dave from Denver

    Water Pan vs Clay Saucer- Which uses more fuel?

    Water uses way more energy, you're fueling a phase change.
  15. Dave from Denver

    You knew this was coming....LOL

    You've gotta be running out of room in your backyard by now, no?
  16. Dave from Denver

    minion method???

    Danny, if you start with a small enough fire and control your vents it's quite simple to burn at 140, too. FYI.
  17. Dave from Denver

    Fast forward to next February

    Dave/G: didn't you hear that the Pats signed undrafted free agent Dom Grady?
  18. Dave from Denver

    For those deep dish pizza lovers

    Wow this looks great, nice work!
  19. Dave from Denver

    First brisket- cooked too fast?

    Chase it's probably your natural Texas talent, sounds like you pulled it off at the right time and you really pulled it off.

 

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