Posts Tagged ‘how to smoke a brisket’

Are you trying to learn authentic barbecue, the low and slow kind? There are some excellent websites and forums out there where you can learn a lot about real barbecue for free.

But sometimes it’s a whole lot easier when you can sit down and get the lessons in a systematic way.

That’s what Bill Anderson has done for you. His famous book, Competition BBQ Secrets, is a step-by-step guide on authentic, low and slow barbecue. He shows you how to slow smoke ribs, chickens, pork butts, and beef brisket.

I own this book myself and highly recommend it. It’s written in a down-to-earth style, with a clear intention to help you quickly learn how to cook competition style barbecue.

Bill and his team have learned the hard way—by experience. Today they are raking in money from prizes and ranking high in professional competitions. In other words, he knows what he’s talking about.

Whether you’re into competitions or just want to cook outrageous barbecue for family and friends, Competition BBQ Secrets is for you.

Here are some of the topics Bills covers in Competition BBQ Secrets:

• Types of smokers on the market
• How to light and manage your fire
• Types and flavors of wood
• How to brine
• How to marinate and inject
• What sauces and rubs to use (free recipes)
• How to smoke chicken
• How to trim spareribs
• How to smoke pork ribs
• How to smoke pork butts
• How to smoke a beef brisket
• How to smoke a turkey
• An introduction to barbecue competitions

Maybe you’ll have some extra time this weekend to sit down and relax. It would be a great time to pick up Bill’s book and prepare yourself for the coming barbecue season. Even if you’ve got quite a bit of experience, you can always learn a new tip here and there.

If you buy the eBook, you can download it instantly and read it today!

Click here to learn more.

Happy holidays!

Lavern

PS. It’s no secret that the links above are affiliate links to Bill’s website. If you click on my link and buy the eBook, I will get part of the profits. However, that’s beside the point. I am excited about sharing Bill’s book with you, regardless of whether I make a nickel or not. Oh, and by the way, you might not win a single competition or make a dime in competing. But you’ll certainly get some good advice.

Sliced Smoked Brisket

One of our goals here at Yoder’s Smoky Mountain Barbecue is to help barbecue enthusiasts and caterers enjoy easy and profitable barbecues for years to come.

We want to help you experience the delicious adventure of slow cooking and grilling, whether it’s for your family, friends, or customers.

As promised, I just wrote a new article on how to smoke brisket in an offset barbecue smoker. It will help you smoke a tender and delicious brisket even if you’ve never smoked a brisket before. I have also included an expert brisket rub recipe you can use to make your own homemade rub!

If you have questions about smoking a brisket, make sure you read my article. It’s not as hard to smoke beef brisket as you might think!

Brisket Recipe: How to Smoke a Beef Brisket

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I hope you enjoy your brisket smoke and don’t forget to tell me how it went.

Lavern