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small half flat brisket

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Roundman
Roundman Posts: 43
edited November -1 in EggHead Forum
Hi All,[p]I went to the store tonight and I think I purchased the wrong cut of meat. I wanted to cook a brisket like I have been reading about on this forum. The piece I have is only 1.8 pounds and looks like it has been trimmed of almost all its fat. The packages calls it a half flat brisket.[p]How should I try to cook this piece of meat to have it come out tasting good if possible.
Do I have to go to a meat market to get the 6 or 8 pound full brisket?
Roundman

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  • Nature Boy
    Nature Boy Posts: 8,687
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    <p />Roundman,
    Cook it. At the very minimum it will be a learning experience, and at best you will have a righteous meal.[p]I recently did an experiment with a small flat cut in half. The piece I cooked was about 2 pounds total. I cooked it for about 11 hours at a cooking level (not dome) temp of 210. [p]I pulled it off when it was tender to the poke.....which was at about 179 degrees internal. I was really suprised how good it was. [p]Have fun
    Chris

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  • GrillMeister
    GrillMeister Posts: 1,608
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    Nature Boy,[p]Hmmmmm. That looks pretty dang tasty for an Easterner![p]We'll miss you this weekend at the fest, but you'll be there in flavor as we dust with Dizzy Pig Rubs.[p]We'll also hoist some cold ones in honor of your Dad and everyone's Dad.[p]Regards,[p]Ed


    Cheers,

    GrillMeister
    Austin, Texas