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How many hours per lb should I plan on a briscit ?

Rockosteel
Rockosteel Posts: 44
in Beef
Planning to cook at 250 at the dome .... Thanks in advance
Charlotte, nc
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  • lousubcap
    lousubcap Posts: 34,093
    Riding the conservative train I would plan on 2 hrs/#.  If you have a packer then you will likely get away with less time but each hunk of beef behaves as it wants.  You can always FTC (foil, towels,  cooler) if finished early.  And always slice against the grain and don't slice til ready to eat as it can "dry out before your eyes".  Enjoy the journey!
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  • TexanOfTheNorth
    TexanOfTheNorth Posts: 3,951
    Pegging an exact time/lb is a fools game but, like @lousubcap said, you can plan on 2hrs/# as a general guide. What size brisket are you doing and it is a whole packer?
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