First Injections

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Re: First Injections

Postby All Weather Griller » 18 Apr 2011, 16:50

No looking back now Lee. LOL
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Re: First Injections

Postby Vic. » 18 Apr 2011, 16:57

Holy cow, 12 hrs for brisket, little wonder you lot cook through the night. how long did your pulled pork take?
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Re: First Injections

Postby All Weather Griller » 18 Apr 2011, 18:13

My pork has been known to be on for 15 hours.
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Re: First Injections

Postby clairbare » 18 Apr 2011, 18:44

Yes think the pork was on for about 12 hours in all then wrapped for a couple hours too. It was by far, the best pork we have cooked but not enough bark :D we needed more :D

BUT we are hooked, much prefer the pork to brisket any day but all was pretty good, problem is we gotta eat it for a week now as we cooked so much :!:
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Re: First Injections

Postby All Weather Griller » 18 Apr 2011, 18:54

clairbare wrote:problem is we gotta eat it for a week now as we cooked so much :!:


Hence the need to Vac Pack... Boil in the Bag home made pulled pork on a weekday after work with some Vac Packed BBQ Beans and a fresh bread bap, is the closest I have come to heaven on a weekday since Oklahoma Joes back in October! :lol:
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Re: First Injections

Postby Eddie » 18 Apr 2011, 18:55

Cooked brisket last weekend and all the way through the cook I use a mop, and yes I've been eating all week. Dry it was'nt, but I know I can still do better. Next time I will use the mop again, but might change the rub.

Glad to hear you two had a great day.

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Re: First Injections

Postby clairbare » 18 Apr 2011, 19:36

All Weather Griller wrote:
clairbare wrote:problem is we gotta eat it for a week now as we cooked so much :!:


Hence the need to Vac Pack... Boil in the Bag home made pulled pork on a weekday after work with some Vac Packed BBQ Beans and a fresh bread bap, is the closest I have come to heaven on a weekday since Oklahoma Joes back in October! :lol:


LIKE!!! :lol:
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Re: First Injections

Postby Steve » 18 Apr 2011, 21:03

A successful session then... :D

Loving the sound of the Frankenfatty, I wonder if we've got a new volunteer for Sunday breakfast in May ;)

Glad you had some good success with the pork. Don't worry about the brisket, it does take some time to perfect, I still don't get it quite perfect. Good brisket though is amazing so don't write it off just yet when you get it just right it'll be like BBQ crack I promise you :lol:
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Re: First Injections

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Re: First Injections

Postby Vic. » 18 Apr 2011, 21:53

All Weather Griller wrote:My pork has been known to be on for 15 hours.


Holy pig, that's doing it slow, big style
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