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Your favorite Big Rons rub for brisket? UPDATE! With Pics
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PostPosted: Jul 21 2012    Post subject: Reply with quote

Carolina0341, Don't bother with the popcorn, I think everyone is done with the stupidity, for now. Shocked

Good luck with your cook, I'll be checking for updates. Very Happy
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PostPosted: Jul 21 2012    Post subject: Reply with quote

Last twofer i got of Ron's stuff (gallon size / 5# )
were BOTH "In the House" !!!
I love that stuff !!!

If I did a lot of brisket, those would have been Houston, as it's stronger, bolder, I think better for beef...

I realize this is about brisket, but "In the House" on pork is a thing of beauty........



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PostPosted: Jul 21 2012    Post subject: Reply with quote

Wow............we don't mean to take away from the brisket topic here......but I think it got answered..........anyway.......I might have overlooked the In The House Rub when I got my sample pack. I was going to use the Ron's Original on Pork, but I think I'll try out the In the House and rethink it.......those look great.
On another note............ Arrogance by some people who post just clutters up the forum....If you don't have something positive to post............shut the hell up and go look at yourself in the mirror some more! Just my 2cents worth.......about 1/2 cent! Razz Looking forward to seeing those briskets......
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PostPosted: Jul 21 2012    Post subject: Reply with quote

1buckie that pork looks delicious. Do you do hot and fast on that weber grill? The brisket is actually on the 30 year old char griller as we speak, no fire box, doing indirect thinking hot and fast might be the ticket for the char griller.
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PostPosted: Jul 21 2012    Post subject: Reply with quote

Carolina0341, years ago I cooked briskets indirect on a cooker about the size of a 55 gall. drum back then hot and fast was a term we used for questionable women. Laughing The same held true back then as it does now in my opinion catching the brisket early enough to foil and retain some moisture helps when cooking at higher temps.
Sorry about the side track yesterday I did not mean to de-rail your cook. I look forward to seeing some pics. Very Happy
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PostPosted: Jul 21 2012    Post subject: Reply with quote

k.a.m. wrote:
Carolina0341, years ago I cooked briskets indirect on a cooker about the size of a 55 gall. drum back then hot and fast was a term we used for questionable women. Laughing The same held true back then as it does now in my opinion catching the brisket early enough to foil and retain some moisture helps when cooking at higher temps.
Sorry about the side track yesterday I did not mean to de-rail your cook. I look forward to seeing some pics. Very Happy


You have nothing to be sorry about, no derailment here. I wasn't going to foil but after reading your post I am thinking that is the way to go. This cooker is runing hot, but I am just going to let it run its course and not worry about it. Pics to come.
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PostPosted: Jul 21 2012    Post subject: Reply with quote

Carolina0341 wrote:
1buckie that pork looks delicious. Do you do hot and fast on that weber grill? The brisket is actually on the 30 year old char griller as we speak, no fire box, doing indirect thinking hot and fast might be the ticket for the char griller.


Personally, I think Hot & Fast is for bratwurst or
like k.a.m. says, "was a term we used for questionable women" Shocked Laughing

I've had the coal trail go nutty & run away on me & do H & F without planning on it Embarassed Embarassed Does OK....

I don't do enough brisket to be real familiar with how to work it H & F Do more tri-tip / clod....

But after watching all the different cooks on different cookers (yours included !)
& seeing results like Canadian Bacon's the other day.....
Might be time to 'Work the Beef'

~~~> Good Luck on this cook !!!


PS: If you get really good at H & F, there's a section just for that now too !!!
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PostPosted: Jul 21 2012    Post subject: Reply with quote

Here is the 30 year old Char Griller in action, tried to catch some of that thin blue



A shot inside, stubbs and hickory chunks



Close up of Brisket



Sorry for the crappy phone pics. SoEzzy I hope they are the right size, I followed the instructions in the link.
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PostPosted: Jul 21 2012    Post subject: Reply with quote

Dang, that looks pretty rich !!!

I sense a great bark buildup comin'.......
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PostPosted: Jul 21 2012    Post subject: Reply with quote

I think you high jacked your own thread showing that OLD Chargriller Laughing that has got to be the oldest one I've ever seen..oh yeh before I forget, the brisky is looking pretty dang good so far.
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Old Smoker wrote:
I think you high jacked your own thread showing that OLD Chargriller Laughing that has got to be the oldest one I've ever seen..oh yeh before I forget, the brisky is looking pretty dang good so far.


My grandaddy bought it 30 something years ago in Atlanta GA or Alabama, can't remember. It is made with heavier gauge steel than the newer ones. Thing has been sitting out in the weather since he bought it and it only has a little surface rust. I reckon he got his money worth out of it. Now if I could only locate my other Grandaddy's pit in Texas I would be happier than a pig in slop. It was basically a big UDS made out 1/2" steel 4' tall x 3' wide, had rebar grates. Any one in or near Alvin TX want to go to his old house see if it is still there lol, believe the house is for sale now. Anyways sorry for the long post, got me thinking about my Grandaddys, thanks for the kind words.
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PostPosted: Jul 22 2012    Post subject: Reply with quote

I like questioning that kind of woman, and doing other things with them...














like cooking! Wink
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PostPosted: Jul 22 2012    Post subject: Reply with quote

That brisket is lookin good. Got that cooker dialed in. Think HoH is the way to go. Right amount of heat for my taste. Usually add a bit more cracked black pepper.
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PostPosted: Jul 22 2012    Post subject: Reply with quote

I have tried the HOH and liked it. Just did a bacon wrapped filet with the In the House rub and it is pretty tasty. Got a butt rubbed with Big Ron's original and wrapped in the fridge for tommorrow. This will be my first professionally rubbed butt, I usually use my own. I owe Big Ron a review in return for his free sauce offer last month, so a review will be forthcoming somewhere tommorrow ...
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PostPosted: Jul 22 2012    Post subject: Reply with quote

HOH and Original are the best use it on anything rubs. HOH, being my favorite.
ITH, is great on beef. Makes tasty meatloaf too.
OOPS, no hijacking or dogging intended. Laughing Laughing Laughing
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Gunny hi jack all you want, my feelings wont be hurt lol, Semper Fi.

Now time for and update
Brisket in going in the foil fat side up



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PostPosted: Jul 22 2012    Post subject: Reply with quote

Now that is a serious helper. The brisket is looking super and the pork in the earlier picture finished looking great. I agree with the post above, I believe thats the oldest Char griller i've seen.
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Great looking brisket. Looks like it's gonna be melt in your mouth meat.
Good lookin' helper you have there. First glance, I thought he had a pooper scooper. Shocked Embarassed Laughing
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PostPosted: Jul 22 2012    Post subject: Reply with quote

I am blessed...Hint of Houston and k.a.m.s' mystery rub... suck it it up fellas ha ha ...Dare ya to compare
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Looks like all turned out well! Good looking helper you have too Very Happy
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