I need to learn how to trim better. A lot better. It was my driest brisket on a pellet grill rather than stick burner it got a bit dry on the ends
by SupermarketSelect578
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Splinter-Spartan
All part of the process of learning. Check out Meat Church or Mad Scientist BBQ if you want some good tips for trimming.
DillDeer
Nice! I learned from Chud’s BBQ on his pellet grill series on YouTube.
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If this is a photo of one of your cooks, maybe share the recipe and techniques
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*What seasoning did you use?
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All part of the process of learning. Check out Meat Church or Mad Scientist BBQ if you want some good tips for trimming.
Nice! I learned from Chud’s BBQ on his pellet grill series on YouTube.