Nice video. I don’t think most people realize how much more effort it takes to smoke meat in an offset, be a dad and husband, and record the cook. It’s enough to just do the cook, ha. Keep going, man. Always good content.
Fire management with small backyard offsets is very different than with big commercial offsets. For better fire management, I would recommend downsizing the splits to 8 inch splits from 1.5 to 3 inches in diameter. It will take more fire tending, but it will minimize the temperature swings. And building a coal bed with charcoal is not a sin. By definition, offsets are not like pellet grills because they require vigilant fire management. No pain, no gain. This video shows that no matter the cooker, it takes work on the front end to dial in a smoker. Thank you for taking us along on your journey with this smoker. smoke scouts has an excellent TH-cam video called "How to Build a Coal Bed & Fire Management-Offset Smoker."
I use to go crazy with fluctuating temps in my smoke north offset, spiking high when I add a log, dropping when there was just coals left. Now I just try to maintain an average temp instead of trying to chase the perfect temp, makes the cooking process much more enjoyable. The best guaranty for the perfect bbq is using the highest quality meat you can afford, and relax and have fun cooking it.
Keep the cooks coming! Great video. I was wondering if you were in NC 😂 (your trash bin). I lived in W-S 10 years ago and fell in love with BBQ eating at Speedy Lohrs etc. Miss the south!
Nice video and brisket looked good ! I have had my Blue Smoke about 2.5 years - runs like a champ and will cook between 270 and 300 no problem - I have been using a vertical baffle for about a year on mine - now it runs nicely between 250 and 280
@@mannyr8795 Big Phil makes one - I believe it can be ordered separately - sits in the cook chamber - about 3 to 4 inches from firebox - and forces the heat up when it enters the chamber - I believe Smoke master d showed it in his original video last week on the blue smoke. I made one about 14 months ago - it really evens out the temps
Enjoying it - thanks for posting! Just speculating here, but I suspect the holes in the baffle are too large in that they allow for a bit too much air flow and too much radiant heat. Ideally, you wouldn't need the blocking logs with the baffle.
Hey, I know what you mean. I have the 3/8 thickness smoker. MY problem is that I haven't found the proper size wood. I have a log splitter but I need a way to cut the wood to size. Buying the wood from Academy helps but they are smaller for my Blue Smoke Smoker.😊 I still enjoy the work.
Brisket looks great! Thanks for sharing the process. I have a Blue Smoke Smoker on order from Phil. Quick question: Does the defector plate come standard. It isn't listed as a standard item and does not appear on the options list. I did order the water pan shelf and some other options, but didn't see that one. Thanks!
Thanks for the video! I can't get enough videos of the Blue Smoke Smoker, keep 'em coming :) Is that a Boston Terrier running around? How much space is there between the handle and the shelf and from the handle to the edge of the shelf?
Interesting question. Thought I would do the paper this time but I have done several different ways. Maybe will do foil boat next time. I don't really have a favorite yet. Maybe in time.
Ok, I have a old country brazos I’ve been using a couple years, but haven’t done a brisket yet, everyone talks about the longer rest the better, but wasn’t sure how it was left wrapped
I think if you're selling bbq and charging people their hard earned money then you should probably be more anal about temp control and all that,but if you're doing it as a hobby and making food for yourself and the people close to you then just do it however you feel is necessary..Bbq gets over analyzed a lot and sometimes it's made harder than what it is or should be..My temps jump all around even when I am locked in and taking it very seriously because that is just the nature of inefficient offset smoking and thats ok,but I still churn out some damn good bbq from what I'm told 😂
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Nice video. I don’t think most people realize how much more effort it takes to smoke meat in an offset, be a dad and husband, and record the cook. It’s enough to just do the cook, ha. Keep going, man. Always good content.
Fire management with small backyard offsets is very different than with big commercial offsets. For better fire management, I would recommend downsizing the splits to 8 inch splits from 1.5 to 3 inches in diameter. It will take more fire tending, but it will minimize the temperature swings. And building a coal bed with charcoal is not a sin. By definition, offsets are not like pellet grills because they require vigilant fire management. No pain, no gain. This video shows that no matter the cooker, it takes work on the front end to dial in a smoker. Thank you for taking us along on your journey with this smoker. smoke scouts has an excellent TH-cam video called "How to Build a Coal Bed & Fire Management-Offset Smoker."
The brisket looked awesome! Cheers!
Awesome cook
boy that looks goooood!
thanks for posting
Wow that looks really good!!
I use to go crazy with fluctuating temps in my smoke north offset, spiking high when I add a log, dropping when there was just coals left.
Now I just try to maintain an average temp instead of trying to chase the perfect temp, makes the cooking process much more enjoyable.
The best guaranty for the perfect bbq is using the highest quality meat you can afford, and relax and have fun cooking it.
Yesss.
How’s that smoke north
@mannyr8795 I really like it, quality built smoker.
Keep the cooks coming! Great video. I was wondering if you were in NC 😂 (your trash bin). I lived in W-S 10 years ago and fell in love with BBQ eating at Speedy Lohrs etc. Miss the south!
Nice video and brisket looked good ! I have had my Blue Smoke about 2.5 years - runs like a champ and will cook between 270 and 300 no problem - I have been using a vertical baffle for about a year on mine - now it runs nicely between 250 and 280
How do you mean vertical baffle? Does it come standard
@@mannyr8795 Big Phil makes one - I believe it can be ordered separately - sits in the cook chamber - about 3 to 4 inches from firebox - and forces the heat up when it enters the chamber - I believe Smoke master d showed it in his original video last week on the blue smoke. I made one about 14 months ago - it really evens out the temps
Enjoying it - thanks for posting! Just speculating here, but I suspect the holes in the baffle are too large in that they allow for a bit too much air flow and too much radiant heat. Ideally, you wouldn't need the blocking logs with the baffle.
congrats bro
Nailed that Brisket!
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Hey, I know what you mean. I have the 3/8 thickness smoker. MY problem is that I haven't found the proper size wood. I have a log splitter but I need a way to cut the wood to size. Buying the wood from Academy helps but they are smaller for my Blue Smoke Smoker.😊 I still enjoy the work.
The looper chainsaw works well for cutting to size. Next time I'll probably do that.
👍🏼👍🏼
Brisket looks great! Thanks for sharing the process. I have a Blue Smoke Smoker on order from Phil. Quick question: Does the defector plate come standard. It isn't listed as a standard item and does not appear on the options list. I did order the water pan shelf and some other options, but didn't see that one. Thanks!
According to Phil the scoop baffle is now standard
Thanks for the video! I can't get enough videos of the Blue Smoke Smoker, keep 'em coming :) Is that a Boston Terrier running around?
How much space is there between the handle and the shelf and from the handle to the edge of the shelf?
It is a Boston Terrier. Love that dog. I'll have to measure when I get home. Thanks for watching.
Hopefully this next video will answer the measurement questions
Man that is a good looking pit. I can see why u r happy with it. Is the smoker parked on a slope causing the grease to drain towards the firebox?
Yes. I need to move it some to fix that. Maybe next cook.
You could break your wood down to coals in a metal box, like an old wheelbarrow, then add them to your pits fire box
At some point I would like to make a burn barrel to make coals. It would certainly change the dynamic of any cook.
Hey D how many pork buts Can get on This Smoke 😎❤️💯
Depending on the size of the pork butts, maybe 10? It has a good bit of room in it.
@@SmokeMasterD thank you for the information in the future, I will get a hold of Phil and have one built😎💯👍
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Do you like butcher paper or foil better ?
Interesting question. Thought I would do the paper this time but I have done several different ways. Maybe will do foil boat next time. I don't really have a favorite yet. Maybe in time.
How come you don’t rest in the butcher paper??
Goldee’s rests in foil. But I might do that next time.
Ok, I have a old country brazos I’ve been using a couple years, but haven’t done a brisket yet, everyone talks about the longer rest the better, but wasn’t sure how it was left wrapped
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I think if you're selling bbq and charging people their hard earned money then you should probably be more anal about temp control and all that,but if you're doing it as a hobby and making food for yourself and the people close to you then just do it however you feel is necessary..Bbq gets over analyzed a lot and sometimes it's made harder than what it is or should be..My temps jump all around even when I am locked in and taking it very seriously because that is just the nature of inefficient offset smoking and thats ok,but I still churn out some damn good bbq from what I'm told 😂
Amen brother
Okay next point...I've eaten brisket and I've cooked brisket....my final conclusion...I like beef short ribs....best meat to be smoked. 😮
They are good. Too bad they cost more per pound!