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Everything turned out great.
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D StaXX D StaXX Oxtail, Wrapped Sausages and some basic wings for today

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Any recommended brine recipes and rub for a rotisserie chicken cooked over charcoal? Aiming for something savory opposed to sweet.
 
Any recommended brine recipes and rub for a rotisserie chicken cooked over charcoal? Aiming for something savory opposed to sweet.
Premade brine? Kosmos and Meat Church have good ones.

Starting your own? I usually followed this rule of thumb when starting a wet brine with a tablespoon of kosher salt per cup of water below.


then I kinda wing it with the herbs/aromatics. Maybe one slice of lemon, Half an onion/some minced garlic and a few sprigs of thyme and rosemary and soak the bird 1 hour per pound (assuming you mean a whole bird)

Also a basic ol dry brine with just salt helps alot too.

Montreal chicken is a good premade rub that you can find most places. Garlic Herb Butter is good on any poultry and Chicago Steak seasoning is good as well
 
Sent that to my sis. We gotta try that

She reminded me we gotta do the grill/sear and and deep fry method again
 
With brisket prices in Virginia insane, I decided to try to smoke a cheap chuck steak and treat it like a brisket. Same rubs I use, smoke at 240 until 170 degrees, wrap then put back on the smoker until 200, rest in a cooler for two hours. I was really impressed with the results. Taste and texture very similar to brisket. It took about 8 hours on the Weber Smokey Mountain.
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With brisket prices in Virginia insane, I decided to try to smoke a cheap chuck steak and treat it like a brisket. Same rubs I use, smoke at 240 until 170 degrees, wrap then put back on the smoker until 200, rest in a cooler for two hours. I was really impressed with the results. Taste and texture very similar to brisket. It took about 8 hours on the Weber Smokey Mountain.
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flame suit on but i like chuck roast better than brisket...
 
With brisket prices in Virginia insane, I decided to try to smoke a cheap chuck steak and treat it like a brisket. Same rubs I use, smoke at 240 until 170 degrees, wrap then put back on the smoker until 200, rest in a cooler for two hours. I was really impressed with the results. Taste and texture very similar to brisket. It took about 8 hours on the Weber Smokey Mountain.
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Damn that looks good man.
 
With brisket prices in Virginia insane, I decided to try to smoke a cheap chuck steak and treat it like a brisket. Same rubs I use, smoke at 240 until 170 degrees, wrap then put back on the smoker until 200, rest in a cooler for two hours. I was really impressed with the results. Taste and texture very similar to brisket. It took about 8 hours on the Weber Smokey Mountain.
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Any one experienced with using flavored wood chips on a gas grill. I got a wood chip box but need to know some nuances to the process.

I’ve never understood that - you can’t get a proper smoky bbq flavor by doing that - just some slightly acrid tinge from wood which isn’t properly on fire.
 
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