Ultra Low-and-Slow Brisket | Spider Grills | Spider-22

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  • Опубликовано: 23 окт 2024

Комментарии • 15

  • @jasonsewell3192
    @jasonsewell3192 3 года назад

    Seriously looking into these. I'm a huge fan of Weber kettles but love the idea of the ease of a pellet grill considering I have 2 little ones now. This seems the best of both worlds

  • @allengodsell260
    @allengodsell260 3 года назад

    Looks great! Going to give that a go this weekend.

  • @Trumpetmaster77
    @Trumpetmaster77 2 года назад

    great cook!

  • @patrickerwin4922
    @patrickerwin4922 3 года назад

    Looks awesome. Hoping for a 26" option in the future.

  • @kevinbradley6731
    @kevinbradley6731 3 года назад

    Nice!

  • @johnhowaniec5979
    @johnhowaniec5979 3 года назад

    Any burn back issues on this spider 22?

  • @jerrym8264
    @jerrym8264 2 года назад

    Did u have to add any pellets ??

    • @SpiderGrills
      @SpiderGrills  2 года назад +1

      Yes. Once at the 12 hour mark.

  • @tbowen12
    @tbowen12 2 года назад +1

    I'd loved to get one of these but I can't justify spending 3 times what the grill cost on an accessory.

  • @edwardprokopchuk3264
    @edwardprokopchuk3264 10 месяцев назад

    The flat looks pretty dry…almost crispy. 🤔
    Great device though. Just not the best cooking method (imo) 😅

    • @SpiderGrills
      @SpiderGrills  10 месяцев назад +1

      Post your cook video, Edward! Show us how it’s done! Be sure to tag us.

    • @edwardprokopchuk3264
      @edwardprokopchuk3264 10 месяцев назад

      @@SpiderGrills haha.
      Just said what I appeared to have seen in the video.
      I sold my Traeger today and ordered my second spider venom for my second kettle as I was very impressed with the first one that I installed on my 22” Napoleon.
      Am really enjoying your product and think the pellet spider grills is a very neat accessory for the kettle grills!
      In regard to brisket cooking, the biggest difference I’ve noticed is going from a choice to a prime. Fat covers many sins. 😁
      Unless one cooks bbq for a living, it’ll frequently be a hit or miss situation from my experience. So please don’t take my comment offensively.
      🍻

    • @FishNChipsNGuacamole
      @FishNChipsNGuacamole 8 месяцев назад

      Not for a brisket. I thought the same. I’m desperately looking for a good brisket to come out of this thing. This would probably be great for ribs even pork butt or some chicken. But I wouldn’t put a brisket or a rack of beef ribs on here. I really want one though 😂

    • @edwardprokopchuk3264
      @edwardprokopchuk3264 8 месяцев назад

      @@FishNChipsNGuacamole I think if you have the rotisserie ring on your grill, that would enlarge the volume of the kettle and would create extra distance between the proteins and heat source. I think that would improve the cooks.

    • @FishNChipsNGuacamole
      @FishNChipsNGuacamole 8 месяцев назад

      @@edwardprokopchuk3264 yeah I’m sure that would improve it a lot, but then you have to worry about the side with not fat also getting to much heat equally to the top with all the fat. Chubsbbq makes a pretty good brisket with an actual coal fire on a Webber. In the end you just have to do a lot more if not cooking a brisket on an offset. And in then end as long as it’s not dry. Brisket will taste good.. I’d love to see a video on a rotisserie brisket on the Webber with the spider! It might be better than I imagine. My offset just makes such a great brisket though 😂