Smoked Pit Beans: The Side That Cooks Itself Under the Brisket
Pit beans loaded with brisket or pork burnt ends, then smoked under the meat to catch the drippings. A pitmaster approach to the best side on the table.
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The Ultimate Guide to Smoked Brisket (Low & Slow on the Traeger)
A whole packer brisket, a salt-and-pepper rub, and 14 hours of patience. This is the complete low-and-slow smoked brisket method from trim to slice — the way we actually cook it.
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Brisket Burnt Ends
These bite-sized morsels of slow smoked goodness are a guaranteed hit as an appetizer or a meal, especially when smoked on your Traeger or Big Green Egg!
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Jack’s BBQ – South Lake Union Seattle
I first met Jack Timmons at his Seattle Brisket Experience popup event way back in 2013. I had come across an invite online for the event with book signings by Daniel Vaughn, BBQ Editor for Texas Monthly. Daniel was in town on the release tour for his book, Prophet of Smoked Meats. I didn’t know…
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Drunky’s Two Shoe BBQ Review
Trolls, Goats and… Clowns. That doesn’t seem like a good way to start a review but stick with us. For Father’s Day this year, we visited Seattle’s own Fremont District, a mix of eclectic hipster vibe, young families, and breweries. After the obligatory sacrifice made at the Fremont Troll, my youngest suggested we go to Fremont Brewing…
