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Big_Green_Craig
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This weekend, I smoked the largest brisket that I have ever done: 18 LBS!! This thing was massive. I went Texas style using Meat Church's Holy Cow rub. I cooked at 250F using oak & Hickory. I was planning on approx 18 hours, but it was done in 10-1/2 hours. It was tender, juicy & delicious! Love me some brisket! 
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Fine looking brisket! Where did you purchase that beast?Which came first the chicken or the egg? I egged the chicken and then I ate his leg.
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That's a great looking brisket! I still haven't built up the courage to try one yet. One day!
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I ran across it at Kroger! I had zero intentions on smoking a brisket, but when I saw it in the cooler there were rays up light shining down on it!SmokeyPitt said:Fine looking brisket! Where did you purchase that beast? -
That sounds really really fast for a cooking time on a brisket that big at that temp.
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That looks like 18lbs of goodness
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That was my exact thought. I had planned for approx 18 hours. I put it on at 11:00pm Friday night. I didnt want to run my Maverick all night just because I didn't want to waste the batteries. I went to set up the Maverick at 9:30am Saturday morning and my probe just about feel through it! So I broke our my Thermapen and probed it all over and it was D-O-N-E done! IT ended up at 205. I was shocked at the time frame. The lesson learned is that every cook is different.alynd said:That sounds really really fast for a cooking time on a brisket that big at that temp. -
I agree. I did a 12 LB. packer on Saturday and it took 16 hours at 250* grate to reach 210* internal. There was still some resistance at 200-205* with the Thermapen so I let it go a little longer. Them briskets are some strange critters!alynd said:That sounds really really fast for a cooking time on a brisket that big at that temp.Mike
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Man, now I want brisket for breakfast!Lovin' my Large Egg since May 2012 (Richmond, VA) ... and makin' cookbooks at https://FamilyCookbookProject.com
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Nice cook. Is a small brisket really a briskette?Flint, Michigan
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