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4d ago
inI used to trim my brisket at midnight like everyone swears by, now I do it at 8am after a full sleep
Been there with the 2am brisket panic, glad the morning shift saved your cook!
5d ago
inGas forge vs coal, saw an old timer's setup at a demo and now I'm torn
Ever thought about turning the gas down or moving the piece farther from the burner? Sounds less like a coal vs gas thing and more like you just need more time on your gas setup to learn its sweet spots.
12d ago
inTried cold brew concentrate, got a cup of pure mud
Went through the same thing with my first batch. 1:4 and 18 hours is just too much, the grounds keep giving off stuff the whole time. Backed mine down to 1:8 and pulled it at 14 hours, way smoother.
12d ago
After 3 months of chaos, my roommate finally got a real job
Warehouse jobs in Arlington usually start around 6 or 7am, so him being out the door by 7:30 is a good sign, that part tracks. But here's the thing nobody told me when my old roommate did this exact same turnaround: the first month is the easy part. It's like the new job scares them straight at first (you know, alarm clock, clean dishes, all that) and then around week 6 or 7 they hit a wall. My guy went from model citizen back to 2am video games because the work was boring and the pay wasn't enough to keep him motivated. So the bed making and the paper towels are real, and that's worth something, but don't count on the 20 minute dog conversation being a permanent thing just yet. Give it two months and see if he's still getting up when the alarm goes off. That's the real test, not the first week.