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Mmmm -sizzle, sizzle, smoke, and sizzle. And to think I was tempted to use a pan in my Bronco.
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I do something similar with chicken trimmings on the kettle. Learned that from Dave Parrish (for those of you relatively new here, that's the now-owner of SnSGrills.com who used to rub shoulders with us here). Place chicken fat & trimmings on the coals, a few at a time. Keep doing it incrementally until you run out. Stinks to high heaven but it works magic on the chicken!
I might have to try this on my next brisket cook (on Black Friday, who's with us?). I don't care for the taste of a brisket on the PBC, so I will be anxious to see how much of a difference this really makes in the end product so many hours later, pro or con or nill.
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I saw this yesterday. It was the second YouTube video I saw this week that suggested putting beef fat on the fire amped up the flavor of the brisket. The first was Robby Robinson (aka Chud's BBQ) https://youtu.be/Z2aD16zFP8E
I also asked Jeremy Yoder (in the comments) if this made a mess out of his firebox and he replied "No, all the fat just burns up".
I guess it's worth a try
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It makes sense ... and is undoubtedly why barrel smokers like the PBC are so effective (Noah's "flavor fog" from fat dripping onto the coals) and why a gasser can make such tasty burgers, etc., as long as there is plenty of fat dripping onto smoking-hot "flavorer bars" (Weber) or whatever other manufacturers call them. Fat on the fire ... who'd a'thunk it?
Edit: I don't know about a Traeger ... but it should be possible to make it work on a Grilla OG by setting a small metal container (or a foil smoke pouch) with the fat in it on the little shield on the bottom of the main deflector. Might just have to give this a try ... perhaps with some nice, fatty bacon (before investing in Wagyu tallow) ....
Last edited by MBMorgan; November 17, 2021, 11:46 AM.
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