Got a 22 lb turkey that I just put in brine for Easter breakfast. Gonna smoke a brisket with it for shits and giggles. Found a fucking 23 lb packer at Costco. The titties family is hosting 40 people on Sunday. Gonna start the brisket around noon tomorrow and turkey will go on around midnight tomorrow night.
Just put a 6.6lb butt on the smoky mountain. First action of the year for me. Using Applewood to smoke it since I'm unfortunately out of hickory and fucking Wal-Mart hasn't decided it's grilling season
My wife is kid’s director/pastor at church. This is kid’s event. I am simply keeping my marriage intact.
Real question though... serving around 11 AM tomorrow. When should I get the brisket going? It’s 23 lbs I have the smoker heated and ready now.
My friend cooked this 22ish pound prime wagyu Kobe ahi brisket thing the other weekend. It was hilariously large and expensive
I mean, if the typical timing holds for a beast that big you need it get it on there now 1:15 per pound and you're looking at 30hours
If there was ever a candidate for hot and fast, that's it. Took mine off the smoker a bbn little bit ago after putting it on at 8.
All this food supposedly getting smoked and grilled and not a single fucking pick by a single person. Rookies. I would even be cool with some gratuitous toes at this point.
The raw corn will be your foreplay and you'll accept it and probably not like it very much. That's how relationships work
Yeah when I dumped the bag I had to pull a couple legit logs out to be used at a later date because this grills gonna need to be basically empty to put one in there somewhere