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Going Naked & Ain't Skeered

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NPHuskerFL
NPHuskerFL Posts: 17,629
edited April 2016 in EggHead Forum
Little baby Nor'easter rolled in Thursday so it has been a little gloomy and wet. I bought a brisket from one of my favorite restaurants to service HVAC/R  on my birthday earlier in the week to smoke today. I woke up later than I anticipated. Cleaned out the egg. Loaded it up with RW & oak chunks, lit it and it started to rain.  At that very moment I opted to go naked/stokerless.   15# brisket trimmed. I'll add that I barely had to trim it in comparison to others I've done (basically deckle and minor trim here & there). Rubbed with Sam's BBQ*1 Cow Dust (thanks to Michael @DoubleEgger  this stuff is real good).  Walked back out to the egg about 3 clicks past my desired dial in temp. No worries...this was a good time for :coffee:  Chilled out and temp was down to 290℉ after 2 mugs of Joe. Tossed it in and we'll check on it later.  My normal Stoker dial in has been 235℉ pit for probably the last 12 briskets. Because I woke late and we would like to eat earlier than midnight I'll go 275℉-300℉ and wrap in butchers paper if needed later after the desired color and  bark develops. 



Enjoy your Saturday.  I'll post the results later. 
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