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A bit of a Brisket/DigiQ pickle...
Hey Everyone,
I have about a 7# brisket flat on my egg right now, untrimmed since it is not the entire packer cut (I wanted to keep a good amount of fat on to keep it from drying out). My plan is to smoke it at 260 degrees and I have a DigiQ DX2. This morning once I had everything up and running I noticed that on the FOOD probe readout there was this: - - - which I found means there is a bad sensor. The sensor in the PIT probe is fine and my egg is holding temp great, however I don't want to ruin this nice brisket. With my food probe inoperable, when do you suggest I start checking the brisket for doneness? BTW, I injected it with a simple concoction of beef broth and a bit of worcestershire sauce. I rubbed it with a pretty simple salt/pepper rub with a tad bit of garlic and onion powder mixed in.
The last thing I want is for it to dry out and I wanted to try and do this without wrapping. Any pointers or suggestions?
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Well, it's just about the 3 hour mark for the brisket. I checked the temperature and it ranged from 147-155 depending on where I measured the temp. When I poked it with my thermapen it was pretty dang juicy so I think I'm going to try doing this one without wrapping it until I pull it and stick it in my cooler until dinner. I'll include photos when I can.
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We'll be watching for the pics!
John in the Willamette Valley of Oregon -
Yeah, it sounds like you have everything under control.
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