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our brisket tonite
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Kathy-jo Peterson,
You should have thawed it. Glad it turned out well.[p]Mike
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Kathy-jo Peterson,[p]Always try to bring it to 'room temp' or thawing it, then rub it, let it sit for at least 1/2-1 hour before throwing on the heat.[p]-Jeebers
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Kathy-jo Peterson;[p]It's technically "done" at a much lower internal temp than what we typically shoot for. Tenderness comes when it's cooked long enough for the connective tissues to completely break down. Shoot for an internal temp of ~195 degrees.[p]Cheers,
Braddog
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