I made this a few weeks ago and it turned out wonderful. Only difference was instead of a foil pan I used a dutch oven and I omitted the jalepenos.
http://www.bbq-brethren.com/forum/showthread.php?t=94382
well my father-in-law is a purist. He wouldnt let me add any smoke... just normal charcoal smoke. It was good, would have been better with hickory and apple wood though...
The first brisket was only a flat, and was moderately priced. The second one I wanted a full untrimmed brisket so I could leave more fat on it than most butchers do. Where I lived at the time, a butcher was the only place I could find one. It was a certifed angus beef 13lber for $55. Maybe i'm...
Ive cooked two briskets on the egg.
1st one wasn't great, too dry.
2nd one was much better but was a touch dry. Its a hard cut of meat to cook. IMO, theres such a fine line of perfection. Not enough time, dry. Too much time, dry. It doesn't help that brisket costs a fortune, so its not...
I love my Large BGE.
For steaks I use the TREX method, If not familiar check the link out below:
http://www.nakedwhiz.com/trexsteak.htm
I always make my ribeyes this way and it has always turned out fantastic. When I put the steaks back on the grill @400 for a few mins I add some Jack...