Bob Correll
R.I.P. 3/31/2022
I'm thinking about making these for Christmas appetizers.
Since I've only made brisket burnt ends I thought I'd better do a little trial run.
After looking around the web at different recipes, I just went with my gut feelings.
SYD original rub from Harry's recipe, pecan wood on a 2 row snake fuse on the Performer.
When the heat wasn't getting above 200F after a couple of hours I rearranged the coals to bring it up to 245F.
About done after nearly 5 hours.
I warmed some Heinz Texas Style Bold & Spicy bbq sauce after adding in honey, brown sugar, and a big splash of bourbon.
Poured it on and cooked another hour or so uncovered.
(pre-tossing of the chunks in these pics)
It's show time!
I was very pleased with the results, the only downside is they're terribly addictive!
The bourbon taste, to me, didn't come through, but that's probably a good thing when being served to a mixed group, and I'll omit it for the next batch.
As always, thanks for viewing!
Since I've only made brisket burnt ends I thought I'd better do a little trial run.
After looking around the web at different recipes, I just went with my gut feelings.
SYD original rub from Harry's recipe, pecan wood on a 2 row snake fuse on the Performer.
When the heat wasn't getting above 200F after a couple of hours I rearranged the coals to bring it up to 245F.
About done after nearly 5 hours.
I warmed some Heinz Texas Style Bold & Spicy bbq sauce after adding in honey, brown sugar, and a big splash of bourbon.
Poured it on and cooked another hour or so uncovered.
(pre-tossing of the chunks in these pics)
It's show time!
I was very pleased with the results, the only downside is they're terribly addictive!
The bourbon taste, to me, didn't come through, but that's probably a good thing when being served to a mixed group, and I'll omit it for the next batch.
As always, thanks for viewing!