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9.5 pound brisket just put onto the Mini Max
GrateEggspectations
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Looks like a great way to start the day. What temp are you doing?
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Likely 300 or a little more, as I need to have it ready by 4:00ish.
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Waiting for the finished product. Perfect fit, looks like the Mini is maxed.
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I tried brisket on mini-max once. Let's see how yours goes.
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Did a 7.5 lb last week and it was likely my best ever. I'm hoping this one will turn out the same!yljkt said:I tried brisket on mini-max once. Let's see how yours goes. -
How long will your lump last? I've done some baby backs on mine and I got to my limit of about 5 hours. Ribs were already done. I could have gone a little longer...
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Yup.paqman said:Is it one you purchased at Costco? -
I'm curious too... How long did the lump last?
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It looks like you draped that over something. What was it?=======================================
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Beer can. This helps keep the meat in the shadow of the plate setter.thetrim said:It looks like you draped that over something. What was it? -
7hrs and counting.....Gym said:I'm curious too... How long did the lump last? -
If cooking at the lower end of smoking temps (225), I've had my lump last an eternity. At 300 or a little higher, I generally hit the 8 hour or so mark before I have to refuel (which I do at the same time as my foil, to avoid the acrid smoke from the new lump flavouring the meat).steel_egg said:How long will your lump last? I've done some baby backs on mine and I got to my limit of about 5 hours. Ribs were already done. I could have gone a little longer...
I think that you may potentially get more mileage out of your Max if you overload with lump and also pile the charcoal strategically. -
Great idea to refill when foiling to prevent the bad smoke.
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For a newbie, can you guys further explain re-foiling when you re-fuel? Thanks
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I trust that you drank the beer first.GrateEggspectations said:
Beer can. This helps keep the meat in the shadow of the plate setter.thetrim said:It looks like you draped that over something. What was it?"I've made a note never to piss you two off." - Stike
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I was comsidering attempting this but wimped out...you give me new confidence and optomism. Many thanks. Ill look for flats on sale and then get one in the 8-9 lb zone and fire it up
I do have cgs spacers soni think the two 2" ones should work well
Id also trim the brisky to a squared off shape to fit into mm platesetter config and ill use the trimmings for burgers.... -
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Reddogwood said:
@Reddogwood: A lot of people foil their briskets or pork butts around the time that the meat is hitting the stall (usually, around an internal temperature of 160 or so, when the meat can sit at that temp, or even drop, for hours). Personally, I have always found that if I need to reload lump, this foiling period presents the perfect opportunity.For a newbie, can you guys further explain re-foiling when you re-fuel? Thanks
New lump gives off acrid white smoke for the first 20 minutes or so of the cook before it gives way to sweet blue smoke. I like to reload right after I've foiled the meat such that the acrid smoke doesn't actually make contact with the meat.
Seems to work out great for me, as it allows the cook to continue uninterrupted without allowing the bad smoke to hit the meat. -
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Above brother. The pic was taken after most of the meat was carved. Turned out really well. The meat was very tender and disappeared quickly.bgebrent said:And?? Please post the victory.
Brisket on the MM two weekends in a row. I could get used to this! -
Looks good! I should have grabbed that flat at Sams yesterday. Might have to give this a shot soon. Thanks for sharing.
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Should be able to go a lot longer than that. I can get 7 hours in my mini.steel_egg said:How long will your lump last? I've done some baby backs on mine and I got to my limit of about 5 hours. Ribs were already done. I could have gone a little longer...
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