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Smoked Brisket
I smoked my first whole brisket today, it came out amazing!
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my son bought a Traeger grille and smoked one with a rub from Texas, and the fat was soooo good that I didn't bother to trim it off! I think he said 16-18 hrs. on the grille!
still juicy !
remember, with electronics; when its brown,its cooking and when its black, its done!!!
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I love it. My last cook was through the night for the 4th. It was a 13 lb. Brisket some ribs and ribeyes for that night's dinner.
The 2nd is there to protect the 1st. DTOM
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I love smoking brisket. I usually use Butt Rub, let it rest to room temp. I give it a really strong smoke for 6 hours or whenever the stall hits. The stall is around 150 degrees. That's when the surface evaporation is equal to the amount of heat added. This can dry out the brisket if the fat cap is too thin. I keep mine at a 1/4inch thick. I use the texas crutch method, wrap the brisket in foil and mist it heavily with apple juice. You can keep it on the smoker and finish it or throw it in the oven. I favor the latter , it saves charcoal , and you're not adding much more flavor from smoke after 6 hours. I pull it when temps hit 195. I like to see it climb to 205 when resting. If its a smaller cut ill pull it at a higher temp. I rest it in a cooler to about 150 before I serve it. I love cutting it thin with my slicer and making philly cheese. mmmh
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Officially, Down for the count
YOU HAVE TO GET OFF YOUR ASS TO GET ON YOUR FEET
I know enough to know, I don't know enough
Why is it that those who complain the most contribute the least?
MONEY CAN'T BUY HAPPINESS. POVERTY CAN'T BUY ANYTHING
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Originally Posted by
handyandyva
I love smoking brisket. I usually use Butt Rub, let it rest to room temp. I give it a really strong smoke for 6 hours or whenever the stall hits. The stall is around 150 degrees. That's when the surface evaporation is equal to the amount of heat added. This can dry out the brisket if the fat cap is too thin. I keep mine at a 1/4inch thick. I use the texas crutch method, wrap the brisket in foil and mist it heavily with apple juice. You can keep it on the smoker and finish it or throw it in the oven. I favor the latter , it saves charcoal , and you're not adding much more flavor from smoke after 6 hours. I pull it when temps hit 195. I like to see it climb to 205 when resting. If its a smaller cut ill pull it at a higher temp. I rest it in a cooler to about 150 before I serve it. I love cutting it thin with my slicer and making philly cheese. mmmh
I dont have any idea what in the hell you are talking about but it sounds pretty good
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Looks so yummy
Can't wait to weekends to cook smoking brisket!
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Originally Posted by
handyandyva
I love smoking brisket. I usually use Butt Rub, let it rest to room temp. I give it a really strong smoke for 6 hours or whenever the stall hits. The stall is around 150 degrees. That's when the surface evaporation is equal to the amount of heat added. This can dry out the brisket if the fat cap is too thin. I keep mine at a 1/4inch thick. I use the texas crutch method, wrap the brisket in foil and mist it heavily with apple juice. You can keep it on the smoker and finish it or throw it in the oven. I favor the latter , it saves charcoal , and you're not adding much more flavor from smoke after 6 hours. I pull it when temps hit 195. I like to see it climb to 205 when resting. If its a smaller cut ill pull it at a higher temp. I rest it in a cooler to about 150 before I serve it. I love cutting it thin with my slicer and making philly cheese. mmmh
you are spot on. but I use wood smoker and cold beer so I like hanging around the smoker after I wrap it!
Last edited by poppa; 11-23-2018 at 08:40 PM.
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cant get the pic right dammit>
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Had a coworker at my last job. He would smoke a brisket. He kept telling me about it. Then one time I tasted it.
Talk about dreamland! That meat was melting on the way to your mouth! Seriously. I never knew beef could be that tender.
I do a triple evac with nitro to remove non condensables.
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Try taking the photo in landscape mode. This site did an upgrade some time ago, and since then, photos taken in the portrait mode get posted sideways. Go figure.
Originally Posted by
poppa
cant get the pic right dammit>
I do a triple evac with nitro to remove non condensables.
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Getting ready to throw this bad boy on the smoker. 18lbs before trimout. Let's see how this goes.
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Originally Posted by
Zamoramax
Getting ready to throw this bad boy on the smoker. 18lbs before trimout. Let's see how this goes.
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I’ve got a rib roast dry brining now that I’m gonna throw on the smoker on Christmas. Also got a pork belly I’m gonna smoke for burnt ends.
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So I took my time on tp9his one. Prepped everything. Took a few pic's as it progressed. B-e-a-utiful. Seasoned with black pepper, garlic salt, lawrys seasoning, Pitt happens rub. Trimmed and seasoned then let sit for 4 almost 5 hours before it went on the smoker. Texas crutch at 148* to finish(203*) 9 hours in total.. 15.8lbs before trim.
Apparently not all photo's were saved...
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Okay . . . I'll be there shortly . . .
Originally Posted by
Zamoramax
So I took my time on tp9his one. Prepped everything. Took a few pic's as it progressed. B-e-a-utiful. Seasoned with black pepper, garlic salt, lawrys seasoning, Pitt happens rub. Trimmed and seasoned then let sit for 4 almost 5 hours before it went on the smoker. Texas crutch at 148* to finish(203*) 9 hours in total.. 15.8lbs before trim.
Apparently not all photo's were saved...
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I do a triple evac with nitro to remove non condensables.
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Originally Posted by
Zamoramax
So I took my time on tp9his one. Prepped everything. Took a few pic's as it progressed. B-e-a-utiful. Seasoned with black pepper, garlic salt, lawrys seasoning, Pitt happens rub. Trimmed and seasoned then let sit for 4 almost 5 hours before it went on the smoker. Texas crutch at 148* to finish(203*) 9 hours in total.. 15.8lbs before trim.
Apparently not all photo's were saved...
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Very nice! I’ve got one in the fridge wet aging. I’m thinking about separating it and making pastrami out of part of it.