THIS TOP BBQ competition team told me their BIGGEST BBQ SECRETS!



I competed with a TOP BBQ competition team and learned their biggest secrets!

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Butcher paper (also for wrapping):

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Wood chips (for electric smokers):

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18 Comments

  1. Being able to use injectors with precise amount of fluids going into the meats is always going to make the meats juicy but sometimes I find it masks the flavour of the meat so if the injector that is being shown in this video works it might make a difference in home style smoking

  2. This is kinda dumb. We know and have seen what bbq teams do. This fad needs to be done with. Sorrey, dude but this is a dead brand. Everyone knows how to smoke, grill and do whatever they want on these pellet grills nowadays.

  3. Hi Steve. Love your videos. Quick question:

    I see in your videos that you hold briskets in a Masterbuilt Electric Smoker. Can I just go to my Home Depot, buy one, and throw my brisket in there to hold overnight at 150F after it’s done cooking? No wood chips, etc? Just plug it in and hold at 150? Any insight is appreciated! Now, back to playing with my new Workhorse Pit! Thanks!

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