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the pressure to be #1 bbq in texas must be very stressful.
Blind click because I was hungry and watched the whole vid. So good! Even more hungry now!
That was shot really well.
one thing that’s not mentioned, which is also true of franklin BBQ, the briskets they use, that are fully cooked in 12 hours, have a final cook weight of about 6lbs. and so if you buy those from the store, they would be about 9 or 10lbs, at most.
that’s why they cook in 12 hours, and why they don’t use crazy high temps.