I drug my tired old out of bed at 645 this mornin & put on the coffee. Then me & my assistant went out & wheeled Big Jim to his spot under the shade tree filled his basket with a mesquite log and lump and poured a 1/2 lit chimney on top. While he was warmin up to 300 we pored a cup steeled the boning knife and cut the fat, dusted it in Texas best Rub and introduced old Mr brisket to the smoke at 745 fat cap down for 4 hrs. In the mean time we smoked 2 lbs of hot guts and two fatties. At high noon I rolled him in his seapre for a siesta fat cap up. 1 pm the cow poker said it was time to rest in the kitchen.
After a few hrs the high tech gizmo says 140
Lets see what we have Humm looks like a brisket & smells like one too
Lets see how we did
Flat Passes the bend test
I wonder if it is moist
looks juicy to me, what you think?
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Another darn fine cook courtesy of Tha Dawg! Beautiful as always
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Looks like you are getting the hang of brisket smokin
Dang that looks good BD.
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Dawg, you did good. looking mighty fine. CF
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Bark & smoke ring look good but looks like you got to squeeze it to see any juice!! That's why I like foil!!
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It was below 140 deg before I unwrapped it so it wasn't oozing when I cut it and I really didn't squeeze it anymore than it took to hold it between my fingers.Big Ed wrote:Bark & smoke ring look good but looks like you got to squeeze it to see any juice!! That's why I like foil!!
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