Daughter's 2nd birthday


 

Mike Cout

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So, we threw a party for my daughter's second birthday. Decided on brisket and my first attempt at some beef ribs. Turned out well in my opinion. After tasting the ribs, seemed a bit redundant. Almost like brisket with a handle.

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So, we threw a party for my daughter's second birthday. Decided on brisket and my first attempt at some beef ribs. Turned out well in my opinion. After tasting the ribs, seemed a bit redundant. Almost like brisket with a handle.

Brisket with a handle... I like that! Looks really good. I have yet to attempt brisket for a crowd, hopefully it turns out as good as yours looks!
 
I have yet to attempt brisket for a crowd, hopefully it turns out as good as yours looks!

I think that brisket was the first thing I tried for a crowd. It was when I was first getting started with my WSM, so I think expectations were fairly low. I think I've done over 20 now for crowds, and they've been holding pretty stable in quality.
 
I think the first thing I did for a crowd with my WSM was either (pork) ribs or a pulled pork. I can't remember. I suspect the expectation bar is pretty high for anyone that would be in the crowd I'd be cooking for. Which is why I tend to stick with ribs! One day I'll venture outside of my little box, maybe. My problem with the thought of brisket is its cost... It's not a cheap cut to practice with!
 
That's true. I've used packers that I have paid anywhere from $25-75 for. When I have that much money on it, I treat it the same as anything else. I'm attentive, but at the same time, it's doing its own thing. Unless you make serious mistakes, an imperfect brisket is still damn tasty.
 

 

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