I think he was just joking when he was talking about the carolina rib because bobby said he was using a st lousis. And you would be right it is the same thing cryovac at sams.
You could do ribs 45 min on one side and 45 on the other but you would have to cook hot and direct. I would think slow...
Bubba I have used it a few times and like it a lot. Both the beef and pork are good. The stuff for the pork seems to add moisture and hold the meat better together. The beef seems to do the same.
Here is a copy of an email I sent to a Sal from smoking gnomes that gave me some butchers to try...
I had a similar experience at morton's steak house. I had the rib eye and was very disappointed with the steak. I emailed them and they sent me a gift card for 100. Went back the second time and it was a little better but not much. I will not go back again.
Chris
Ron congrats on the new smoker!! I just got a backwoods tailgator a few weeks ago and I have only had one cook on it but so far I love it.
Good luck with it
Chris
If you get a chance check out Gladys Knight and Ron Winan Chicken & Waffles www.gladysandron.com I ate there when I was in atlanta over the summer and I really enjoyed their fried chicken and sweet potato cheese cake. avoid mortons steak house it is supper expensive and the steaks suck...
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I believe you can. As far as I know there is no rule that says meat must be in the cryovac. When I compete with the chicken I get from my butcher it is only rapped in butcher paper. Also you are allowed to pretrim your meats. The kcbs rule says meats must not be seasoned in anyway.
Another...
I post a few pics tomorrow. Here are my thought from the tasting I did. The prime was was noticeably more more moist and had a richer more beefy flavor. The choice brisket was good it was moist and a lot all of the other briskets I have had.
Was the prime worth the extra cost?
Yes for comps...
Thanks for the advice Jim. The choice brisket still has a fat cap on it. The prime one has somewhat of a fat cap on it but more than I wanted has was trimmed by the butcher. Both of the pics are of the tops of the briskets. I forgot to take one of the fat caps so I cannot show you what was left.
Today I am doing a little brisket experiment. I was able to get my hands on a USDA prime (I think dry aged) brisket. I will be cooking that today along side a regular nothing special USDA choice brisket. I have the stumps going with the stoker hooked up. I am using oak and cherry wood for the...