Barbecue Season(Show me your Supper)

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Tonight's supper.
Farm fresh chicken and baked spuds with ceasar salad
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I have a couple of nice salmons in the freezer that have been vacuum sealed. I may get to smoking them this weekend if all goes well. What is everyone favorite brine recipe and method of smoking?

Happy Friday!
 

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I just made a marinade last week of random liquids in the fridge and pantry. Lemon, worchestershire, garlic etc and did that for a few hours and then took it out, put a lemon pepper seasoning on the meat and a chicken rub on the skin and smoked it at 225 until it hit 145. Was excellent.

My favorite is the candied salmon though. Dry brine with sugar and salt. Look it up. It's delicious
 

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Took a break from the pellet grill and decided to try smoking with a kettle. Did a spatchcock chicken and grilled some Taber corn. Forgot to get a picture of the corn but it was awesome.

Not perfect but wasn't bad. Charcoal is a little more difficult than an easy bake over haha.
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Fired up the kettle yesterday morning. Just learning how to use charcoal and I am hooked. The pellet grill was a good intro into smoking and super simple to use but there is just something about charcoal and wood chunks. 9lb brisket point. Just over 9 hours at 250ish and rested for 4 hours. Turned out pretty damn good for my limited week of charcoal experience
 

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View attachment 243241Fired up the kettle yesterday morning. Just learning how to use charcoal and I am hooked. The pellet grill was a good intro into smoking and super simple to use but there is just something about charcoal and wood chunks. 9lb brisket point. Just over 9 hours at 250ish and rested for 4 hours. Turned out pretty damn good for my limited week of charcoal experience
Never had a Brisket.
The last thing I cooked that looked like that was a grilled cheese sandwich, same colour as well lol.
 

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Never had a Brisket.
The last thing I cooked that looked like that was a grilled cheese sandwich, same colour as well lol.


Lol. You are probably one of those guys that thinks it looks way too overdone and burnt. That's what a brisket is good for. The bark is all the flavor and then the nice tender juciness inside
 
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