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Ribs and brisket this weekend. Which goes on top shelf of cooker?

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    Ribs and brisket this weekend. Which goes on top shelf of cooker?

    This Friday night I am putting on 2 briskets and saturday morning I am putting on 3 racks of baby backs.
    I am thinking that the briskets should be on the top shelf and the ribs below. Being that the brisket will be done early afternoon. And the ribs around 5ish.

    Does that sound right

    #2
    If I were you, yes. My theory has always been (aside from temp zones and all that) I'd rather have my peppery beef rub & juices drip on my pork than sweeter pork rub & juices drip on my brisket.

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      #3
      Same, I would rather have beef drip on pork, than have pork dip on beef. (I think there is a joke in there somewhere....IDK)

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      • texastweeter
        texastweeter commented
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        Just choked....

      #4
      Stick burner or pellet? and do you wrap your brisket?

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      • bbqLuv
        bbqLuv commented
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        Great questions. Don't forget the temperature.

      • rlozinak
        rlozinak commented
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        LSG pellet and no wrap

      • Mlambert603
        Mlambert603 commented
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        Gotcha! I wrap mine and finish in the oven to save pellets. I also rest my brisket for typically 4ish hrs so either way gives me ample time to cook my ribs... I know this though, you're going to be eating good!! :-)

      #5
      I'm with Huskee and Spinaker on this one...

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        #6
        Yikes! I agree with the Mods. Have your brisket drip on the ribs.

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          #7
          Seems to be a popular opinion…beef on top! Anything on that brisket should compliment the rib rub, but not likely the other way around!

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            #8
            You do you.

            I just need to know when to arrive?

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            • rlozinak
              rlozinak commented
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              People arriving at 4, dinner around 5:30ish

            • acorgihouse
              acorgihouse commented
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              HawkerXP you'd better get on your way now!

            #9
            Put the brisket on top.

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              #10
              I don't give a crap where the beef is nor where the pork is. I just don't want raw meat entering my cooker and getting on top of some other food that left raw hours ago.

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              • CandySueQ
                CandySueQ commented
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                This is truly the most important factor. I will be contrarian here. When I was cooking comps with a FEC100, butts and brisket went on at the same time, both raw. Pork was always above brisket. I am firmly in the Pork Fat Rules camp!

              • rlozinak
                rlozinak commented
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                So put the brisket on top. This is what I figured

              #11
              I would put ribs above the brisket.

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                #12
                In my cooker, top shelf is hotter. I’d put the brisket up top because it can handle it. Then you can put the ribs beneath later and not worry about raw meat juice dripping on cooked meat.

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                  #13
                  I do this all the time however, it’s not really a problem for me since the Brisket takes so much longer to cook than the ribs do. I put the brisket on the bottom and sometime after I’ve gotten a good bark and have wrapped it in butcher paper. I put the ribs on the top. If for some reason, the brisket is cooking faster in the ribs slower I’ll swap them but my ribs don’t drip a whole lot and even if they do they’ll be dripping onto two layers of butcher paper

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                    #14
                    I have a vertical smoker so I'd do brisket on top

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                      #15
                      Ribs sweat and drip less. I have some demure sugar in my brisket rub, ribs will be done faster, and you won't have juice from an undercooked brisket dripping on a rack of ribs that are finishing

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