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What I did with leftover brisket!
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How long did the brisket take to cook?In the bush just East of Cambridge,Ontario
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Appreciate the kind comments guys.
@GlennM the brisket took around 13hrs.
It was a small brisket, maybe 9-10lbs. I trimmed about a pound or so off. It was the floppest of the bunch I had to choose from. Wet aged for about 5 weeks.
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All looks great, thanks for sharing.
I don't know if I'm more jealous of the brisket or that black top griddle! Ohhhh...I could do some damage with one of those. It'd consume my deck, though.
So, do you know a difference with the butcher paper over not wrapping? I have seen the web comparison video, just curious what you observe.
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@KiterTodd thanks. The Blackstone is a great product to have in your arsenal. What I like is that many of the items that make the house stink is no longer an issue out there.KiterTodd said:All looks great, thanks for sharing.
I don't know if I'm more jealous of the brisket or that black top griddle! Ohhhh...I could do some damage with one of those. It'd consume my deck, though.
So, do you know a difference with the butcher paper over not wrapping? I have seen the web comparison video, just curious what you observe.
So, the butcher paper. The reason I so paper mostly is because I cannot source a great grade of brisket in pork country. I'm stuck with select and choice.
While I have went nekked before with these, I like the moisture retention I get from paper. This time, I used too much paper, and that really compromised my bark, but still tasted fine.
If I was cooking prime or SRF Waygu black or gold, it's likely I'd go nekked as there's much more marbling.
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That looks amazing brother!! Wow.XL, Small, Mini & Mini Max Green Egg, Shirley Fab Trailer, 6 gal and 2.5 gal Cajun Fryers, BlueStar 60" Range, 48" Lonestar Grillz Santa Maria, Alto Shaam 1200s, Gozney Dome, Gateway 55g Drum
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Looks fantastic! I showed the pictures to a coworker. His response was, "Why did you have to do that to me?"
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Thanks brother! Brisket didn't touch yours though buddy. Man I loved that stuff.Thatgrimguy said:That looks amazing brother!! Wow.sheetmetalpete said:Looks fantastic! I showed the pictures to a coworker. His response was, "Why did you have to do that to me?"
Appreciate the kind words my man. Have a good one.
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I would crush that sammie about right now! Excellent work all the way around.Steve
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