$12 for 2 brisket sliders and $3 for a basket of fries. It was deliciousJun 2025 ⋅ PsychologicalFood780 ⋅ r/BBQ
It may be 12 degrees in Michigan... but cooking over charcoal and pecan is always worth it.Jan 2019 ⋅ im_turdferguson ⋅ r/BBQ ⋅ #12
Whole hog, 20hrs, red oak pit, 150° for 12hrs, then 300° for 8hrs.Jun 2021 ⋅ baconistastey ⋅ r/BBQ ⋅ #150 #300 #12 #20 #8
Prime packer brisket. 12 hrs on the Weber kettle. Last 20 degrees in the oven.Dec 2019 ⋅ HighOnLife ⋅ r/BBQ ⋅ #12 #20
Texas Brisket in London... 12 hrs to 203 with Hickory on a Kamado Joe Classic with iKamandApr 2020 ⋅ m_jl_c ⋅ r/BBQ ⋅ #203 #12
Started a smoke at 12:30 this morning. Results of the brisket will be posted later.May 2019 ⋅ tibbymat ⋅ r/BBQ ⋅ #12 #30
15.5lb prime brisket smoked for 12 hours. The point was used for burnt ends.May 2020 ⋅ ryanmusic33 ⋅ r/BBQ ⋅ #12 #15 #5
3 hours in. 12lb choice. 275 over cherry on a home built offset.Mar 2020 ⋅ OneBigOne ⋅ r/BBQ ⋅ #275 #12 #3
I brined for 12 hrs, dried the skin out for 24 hrs, injected with butter/maple syrup, and smoked.Nov 2020 ⋅ itsryanturley ⋅ r/BBQ ⋅ #r/maple #12 #24
July 2 brisket: 12.5 lbs, smoked over pecan and hickory at my in-laws'Jul 2017 ⋅ PM__me_compliments ⋅ r/BBQ ⋅ #12 #5 #2
And so it begins part 4 brisket done and rested for 12 hoursJun 2021 ⋅ smittyshooter1 ⋅ r/BBQ ⋅ #12 #4
185 for 12 hours then 250 until hitting 204. Will do again!Aug 2020 ⋅ Dinosaur18750 ⋅ r/BBQ ⋅ #250 #185 #204 #12
Stays at around 150f and can leave the brisket in there after the cook for 12 hours or so.Dec 2022 ⋅ MTNHead ⋅ r/BBQ
12 hour smoked prime brisket. Used my WSM along with oak and hickory wood. Super tasty.Jan 2022 ⋅ Particular-Mind-305 ⋅ r/BBQ
This fine butt was smoked for 12 hours. A apple wood and brown sugar rub.Jun 2018 ⋅ matthewdirks9191 ⋅ r/BBQ ⋅ #12
Mostly Oak and Hickory, Salt, pepper, onion powder . 250 ish for 12 hours, wrapped and rested for twoOct 2018 ⋅ RoughTP ⋅ r/BBQ ⋅ #250 #12
8 lb butt I smoked over the weekend. 225 degrees for 12 hours on my Kamado Joe.Apr 2019 ⋅ alanghicks ⋅ r/BBQ ⋅ #225 #12 #8
12 hour brisket, oak wood, wrapped after 3 hours, rested for 1.Dec 2018 ⋅ Mskews ⋅ r/BBQ ⋅ #175 #12 #3 #1
Brined for 3 days, and added a dry rub 12 hours ago to change it up this year. To the smoker we go!Nov 2018 ⋅ boozcruz81 ⋅ r/BBQ ⋅ #12 #3
brisket from the weekend. best one I ever did. mix of charcoal and peach wood. 12.5 hour time to get to 200. wrapped in peach paper at 167. went through 2 stall outs last one sat at 170 for about 2.5 hours. salt and pepper rub only. for once did not get fancy and stuck with the basics.Aug 2019 ⋅ mjannik ⋅ r/BBQ ⋅ #167 #200 #170 #12 #2 #5
12lb brisket on a 22 WSM for 12hrs between 240-280°f to 202°f with briquettes and big chunks of Post Oak. Salted a day in advance, rubbed with Sucklebusters texas brisketApr 2020 ⋅ roasted_carrots ⋅ r/BBQ ⋅ #280 #202 #240 #12 #22
14 day brine, 1 day desalinate, 1 day rub/sit, 12 hour smoke, 2 hour rest. Reuben's! <3Nov 2018 ⋅ m1cha3l57a ⋅ r/BBQ ⋅ #12 #14 #3 #2 #1
What do you do when you’re on vacation in Colorado, and everyone went on a 12.5k+ ft hike, but you get altitude sickness? Improvise a Boston butt smoke on a gas grill. T-11 hours to go.Aug 2018 ⋅ Mikebyrneyadigg ⋅ r/BBQ ⋅ #12 #11 #5
Birthday lunch at 12 Bones NC with my brother for our bdays, everything was good but best ribs I’ve everNov 2018 ⋅ TongueCave ⋅ r/BBQ ⋅ #12
an electric smoker with cherry/hickory, then wrap it in butcher paper and finish it in the oven for 12Jan 2021 ⋅ diverareyouok ⋅ r/BBQ ⋅ #270 #225 #12 #20 #6 #1
The end result of that Costco prime brisket I posted yesterday. 12.5 hours using pecan smoke. It came out with a decent smoke ring and great flavor.Apr 2017 ⋅ MTNHead ⋅ r/BBQ ⋅ #12 #5
Victorinox slicer with a granton edge, 12 blade. Can't wait to put this guy to use.Jul 2023 ⋅ nits3w ⋅ r/BBQ
12 Hours on my Big Joe Kamado, salt and pepper rub, wrapped in butcher paper at 170, finish through 205Aug 2018 ⋅ sentripetal ⋅ r/BBQ ⋅ #r/BBQ #170 #205 #12
12 hours before going on the grill, these tenderloins were walking through the woodsNov 2015 ⋅ ubjokin23 ⋅ r/BBQ ⋅ #12
Italian chicken recipe 12lbs chicken breast, 1 cup roasted garlic, 16os chopped spinach, 2c parmigiana, 6tbs fennel, 3Tbs pepper, 4tbs salt, 1/2 tsp red pepper, 3-4tbs olive oil, 20oz feta. Grind meat, mix in ingredients and let sit overnight, 8oz patties, grill like a burger. Vacuum pack while hotJan 2019 ⋅ Wolodaddy ⋅ r/BBQ ⋅ #12 #20 #16 #4 #8 #6 #3 #2 #1
BIL gave it to me thinking it was a pork butt but it’s labeled as beef. 12 pack for scale.Aug 2022 ⋅ dumptruck_42 ⋅ r/BBQ
12 hrs at 285. Mesquite and oak smoked. Rubbed with salt, pepper, garlic and a bit of paprikaDec 2022 ⋅ RiZzbott ⋅ r/BBQ
12 hr Pulled pork wrapped in a hand rolled tortilla topped with homemade slaw and tangy sauce..Jul 2019 ⋅ cabrego ⋅ r/BBQ
I'm still learning, but after 12 hours these short ribs tasted amazingJun 2019 ⋅ WamblingDisc ⋅ r/BBQ
Pork Butt for Santa. 12 hours on the 22.5 WSM, hickory, fought through a crazy sideways rainstorm, restedDec 2018 ⋅ devinecomedian ⋅ r/BBQ ⋅ #12 #22 #5 #4
Just pulled it off the Big Green Egg after 12 hours so far! 10lb.Apr 2018 ⋅ thatboygriff ⋅ r/BBQ ⋅ #12 #10
My first ever brisket smoke for Super Bowl. 3rd ever smoke. 12 lb Select.Feb 2014 ⋅ justinisme ⋅ r/BBQ ⋅ #12 #3
12 hour mesquite smoked with a rye IPA honey mop. Turned out delicious.May 2015 ⋅ Johnnybazookas ⋅ r/BBQ ⋅ #12
This weekend's brisket. 12lbs packer at 225F for 17 hours on an RT70p. Texas-ish style rub. First time with no wrap during cook, just wrapped in peach paper to let rest in cooler. Best effort to date.Jul 2018 ⋅ MasonHere ⋅ r/BBQ ⋅ #225 #12 #17 #70
12 Lb Wagyu brisket. Just went on. I will update with pics in ~16 hours.Aug 2015 ⋅ wannaplayaround ⋅ r/BBQ ⋅ #12 #16
I am going to an event tomorrow at 1030a and I assume we will eat around 11-12.Apr 2022 ⋅ UserEarth1 ⋅ r/BBQ ⋅ #Question
At the end the food well worth the wait and I’d do it again. 12/10 food and experience.Jun 2019 ⋅ PiginthePen ⋅ r/BBQ
Here's my valentine for the next 8-12 hours. Anyone else got any low and slow plans today?Feb 2014 ⋅ Reddit_Hates_Liars ⋅ r/BBQ ⋅ #12 #8
Smoked for 12 hours for my first grill masters competition and I lost to a crock pot pork smothered inSep 2015 ⋅ heregoesnothinn ⋅ r/BBQ ⋅ #12
Testing my new toy to help cater for the 12 people coming over for Memorial DayMay 2018 ⋅ Toddy8989 ⋅ r/BBQ ⋅ #12
tri tip with a 12hr dry brine, sous vide cook 4hr @131F, then smoked with pecan for about 1.5 hrs.Aug 2018 ⋅ raphtze ⋅ r/BBQ ⋅ #131 #12 #5 #1 #4
My 2nd pulled pork took 12 hours on my stick burning. Was amazing.Jul 2017 ⋅ pj2da82 ⋅ r/BBQ ⋅ #12 #2
Cooking for the in-laws: 12.5 lb choice brisket on a Weber kettle. Here it is ready to be trimmed.Jul 2017 ⋅ PM__me_compliments ⋅ r/BBQ ⋅ #12 #5
Boneless butt 12 hours at 250 on Weber kettle with mesquite, hickory, oak, and a sprinkling of apple.Apr 2017 ⋅ Overlord-of-Robots ⋅ r/BBQ ⋅ #250 #12
UPDATE: Time to wrap. 7 hours in to this 12 hour cook. Internal temp is currently 184.9F.Jan 2020 ⋅ OneBigOne ⋅ r/BBQ ⋅ #184 #12 #7 #9
20lbs of Pulled Pork for a party to celebrate my new born Son!! - 275°F for 12hrs over pecanSep 2017 ⋅ analglandjuice ⋅ r/BBQ ⋅ #275 #12 #20
Smoking for 12-15 hours depending on temp, goal egg temp is mid 200s.Sep 2018 ⋅ mgoblue702 ⋅ r/BBQ ⋅ #200 #12 #15 #5 #1
Redzilla XXL: 8 oz smokehouse burger, melted cheddar cheese, house smoked bacon, 19 hour smoked brisket, 12Jan 2018 ⋅ biggidy69 ⋅ r/BBQ ⋅ #12 #19 #8
It is about 9 ft. tall (for scale, its next to a two-story building and 12 ft. basketball hoop in photoSep 2021 ⋅ numeros ⋅ r/BBQ ⋅ #or-something-else #12 #9
My first time brining, glazing, and smoking a 12lb turkey, for Thanksgiving yesterday. A delicious mix of flavors.Nov 2019 ⋅ bikefried ⋅ r/BBQ ⋅ #12
Sunday’s Cook - 5 briskets, 4 Pork butts, 12 racks of ribs, smoked beans. Chickens go in later.Apr 2018 ⋅ Rooooben ⋅ r/BBQ ⋅ #12 #5 #4
Time to settle in. Dinner is in 13 hours. 12lb brisket over cherry wood at 275.Oct 2019 ⋅ OneBigOne ⋅ r/BBQ ⋅ #275 #12 #13
12 hour brine in salt water, 8 hours drying, 3 hours smoking. Maple syrup glaze half way through.Sep 2019 ⋅ OneBigOne ⋅ r/BBQ ⋅ #205 #12 #8 #3