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Brisket flat question
BigT
Posts: 385
I have passed up a 6.6 lb brisket flat @ Publix 2 days running because it seems a bit thin at the tail.
What is the minimum thickness I should accept in a brisket flat?
TIA
Big T
Nashville TN
What is the minimum thickness I should accept in a brisket flat?
TIA
Big T
Nashville TN
Comments
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1.5" maybe at the thinnest part of the flat. I have seen all sizes. The things is to find uniform thickness and grain patter. Good luck.
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Thanks, CG. I'll pass on this one- ot would be less than 5 lbs trimmed to 1.5".
Big T
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