This video came out about a month ago, but offers some good tips on smoking brisket on the Traeger. Has anyone tried is rub? (Cow Cover) I was thinking about placing an order today for it.
This video came out about a month ago, but offers some good tips on smoking brisket on the Traeger. Has anyone tried is rub? (Cow Cover) I was thinking about placing an order today for it.
Traeger has actually recommended cooking fat side down when doing a brisket on their site. Also I have gone through a large amount of cow cover hot on my traeger cooks and I think it’s something that pairs nicely with other rubs. I really enjoy it on steaks paired with an SPG rub
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I'm a FAT UP man myself... no different than putting bacon strips on something to keep it moist, and YES IMO it does make for better bark, and I always envision the bark acts as a "bowl" once it's good and crusted and the 'fat-up' acts as the basting source.
Fat Down is more for HOTTER direct heat sources to keep the meat from burning... Traegers (again IMO) are perfect cookers for 'fat up'
I'm giving this method a shot today. I put this brisket on this morning around 7:00 and it's just about ready to wrap! I forgot to order the cow cover, so I'm trying S&P with a little BS rub
225 until it hits 160 and then I'll crank it up to 275.
Dropping a 15lb Costco prime packer on the grill tonight. Last night I trimmed, rubbed with Holy Cow & Gospel, then wrapped. Going to to try the "Turbo Bella" smoke generator this time as well.