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Brisket, Burnt Ends and Poataoes

EggSimon
EggSimon Posts: 422
edited November -0001 in EggHead Forum
Hello Folks,

yesterday I found a retailer, which sells proper briskets. OK, in Texas this is at most average, but not here.

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contains also a more fat than a normal German brisket....

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I bought it and drove home. Than this happend:

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:unsure:

But no worries, I want to cook now :P

I mixed the marinade:

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built a low & slow fire with mesquitechips:

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took the Spider in the large egg:

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raised the grid, and startet.

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parallel I arranged the potatos:

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and went to bed.

Today in the morning:

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After 16 hours it was finished.

The burnt ends cubes was apporx 1 inch. Want to cut it smaller but the point was so tender, that I wasn´t able. Cooked it with Sucklebusters sauce. Awesome.

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and the flat:

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with the potato aside:

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Somebody told me, ya can cut a good brisket with a fork...

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wish everybody a nice week.

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