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another Brisket attempt . .
First, thanks to @lousubcap for sending me a DM a few yrs ago with tips for brikset cook. I reference it every cook, but never really said thanks . . I am still such a rookie when it comes to brisket, but getting better every cook !!
prime packer from costco, trimmed up (took off 3+ lbs easy), BGE started by placed 5 chunks of post oak with some lump at bottom of firebox, then dropped full raging hot coal chimneys on rockwood lump on top (thought is this creates "cleaner smoke" as oak smoke has to pass through super hot coal before reaching food). Kept brisket cold this time, season with S&P and little cow lick, on the fat cap down with point in back. Used thermoworks smoke to monitor, kept around 275F and started to spritz (1/4 ac vinegar, 3/4 h20) after flat started to get a little crispy (then wrapped that part in a little foil to protect even more but as you see from picture below, it was a little dry near eds).
Not sure how long total cook was, but waited until flat probed "like butter" which was it of 200+ . . bummer was the cook lasted longer than I thought an had family over to eat . . so no FTC, just a 20 min rest in butcher paper . . sorry for long ramble post but it was really good and I always like to document brisket trials here . . thanks again @lousubcap for the tips and please let me know if you see/hear any 'red flags" or have ideas so I can improve next time. Thanks!
prime packer from costco, trimmed up (took off 3+ lbs easy), BGE started by placed 5 chunks of post oak with some lump at bottom of firebox, then dropped full raging hot coal chimneys on rockwood lump on top (thought is this creates "cleaner smoke" as oak smoke has to pass through super hot coal before reaching food). Kept brisket cold this time, season with S&P and little cow lick, on the fat cap down with point in back. Used thermoworks smoke to monitor, kept around 275F and started to spritz (1/4 ac vinegar, 3/4 h20) after flat started to get a little crispy (then wrapped that part in a little foil to protect even more but as you see from picture below, it was a little dry near eds).
Not sure how long total cook was, but waited until flat probed "like butter" which was it of 200+ . . bummer was the cook lasted longer than I thought an had family over to eat . . so no FTC, just a 20 min rest in butcher paper . . sorry for long ramble post but it was really good and I always like to document brisket trials here . . thanks again @lousubcap for the tips and please let me know if you see/hear any 'red flags" or have ideas so I can improve next time. Thanks!
Columbus, OH
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That looks delicious!Philly - Kansas City - Houston - Cincinnati - Dallas - Houston - Memphis - Austin - Chicago - Austin
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That looks amazing! Well done (as in excellent job, not the temperature of the cook, lol).Napoleon Prestige Pro 665, XL BGE, Lots of time for BBQ!
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Hard to find any fault in this. Looks great!Large and Small BGECentral, IL
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Juicy!I drink cheap beer so I can afford good bourbon.
Salisbury, NC...... XL,Lx3,Mx2,S, MM, Mini BGE, FireDisc x2. Blackstone 22", Offset smoker, weber kettle 22" -
I would take that every time. Appreciate the acknowledgment but you did the heavy lifting. As you well know, every cook is different and presents its own audibles. Great adaptation along the way. Congrats. Nailed the cook. I am sure all enjoyed!Louisville; Rolling smoke in the neighbourhood. # 38 for the win. Life is too short for light/lite beer! Seems I'm livin in a transitional period.
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congrats on a great looking cook!aka marysvilleksegghead
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FYI, Kroger has their Briskets for $1.99 this week in their new ad out this morning....I'll be picking up 3 or 4 for the freezer.
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Yes in some parts, lolbubbajack said:Juicy!Columbus, OH
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Great looking cook man. Making me hungry over here lol. My flats always get a little dry down near the ends as well. Not sure if it’s me leaving them to thin at the end or not enough fat cap or what. I’ve never injected one before but I’m gonna try on the next go around to see if that helps at all.
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