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    The Brisket

    Picked up a 3lb brisket and gave it "the treatment".

    McCormick Steak Rub-you know how to do this

    Smoke it with hickory-keep it around 275º for about 3 hours or until to temp.

    Every hour baste it with this mop sauce:

    Ingredients:

    * 2 cups vinegar
    *1 cup olive oil
    * 2/3 cup Worcestershire sauce
    * 1/2 cup water
    * 2 lemons, pulped and cut in half
    * 2 tablespoons hot sauce
    * 6 bay leaves, crushed
    * 2 cloves garlic, minced
    * 1 tablespoon paprika
    * 1 tablespoon chili powder

    Place all ingredients in a large pot and bring to boil. Remove from heat and keep warm. Makes about 4 cups

    The brisket will be juicy, tender and taste great. If i didnt get the meat sweats, i'd still be eating it right now.
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    Boil?

    The only thing you should ever boil is beans.

    Brisket needs to be pitted-



    Or smoked

    "I aint going to spit on 30 years of my life" Monte Walsh


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    You boil the sauce not the brisket. The brisket get rubbed and smoked.

    C'mon man, this ain't my first day.
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    Quote Originally Posted by DLZ Dan View Post
    You boil the sauce not the brisket. The brisket get rubbed and smoked.

    C'mon man, this ain't my first day.
    where I got boiled meat I don't know...............but that sauce sounds delicious and I am going to try it on my next brisket. Thanks for the recipe.
    "I aint going to spit on 30 years of my life" Monte Walsh


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    MMMMMmmmmmmmmmmmm.

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    Even for a Barbeque snob like my self, let me get my plate!
    Twilly is my hero!

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    responses very

    I am very appreciated

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    I buy a brisket, not trimmed. I want all that wonderful juicy fat on it for flavor. I inject it with beer, nothing else. I think sprinkle some salt and pepper on it and wrap it in aluminum foil, then I smoke it for about 8 hours on a very low fire. I like the fat side up in the foil, that way all that juice melts into the meat. I've had some prefer fat side down. Just a matter of preference. Once it's on the fire, I don't look at it or anything else until it's time to eat.
    I like DIY'ers. They pay better to fix.

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