Here's a brisket I did awhile back. Wife wanted the brisket falling apart, so I took it to 199 over a mix of hickory and pecan. Left it wrapped in foil in an ice chest for an hour after pulling.
May not have left it on long enough before I did the Texas Crutch thing as the smoke ring is not real deep, but it sure was good! Sliced the flat and chopped the deckle.
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Looks good from here! I'd certainly eat that!
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I've been told the smokering is all about temp, not time. The lower the temp, the thicker the smokering. Looks good to me.
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Ok to me, pass a plate will ya.
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Looks mighty eatable to me. I would not pass it by. CF
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Toss me a loaf of bread and slide that plater to my end of the table please.
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Thanks all...I'll just put the plates on the counter and y'all can do buffet style.
I don't use rub, just let the wood season it, so I don't get much of a crust on a brisket like some people's purdy lookin' meats. Unless I could do something else to crust it a bit. It eats well though.
I don't use rub, just let the wood season it, so I don't get much of a crust on a brisket like some people's purdy lookin' meats. Unless I could do something else to crust it a bit. It eats well though.
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Looks great and smoke is all about temp. Low and slow is the best way.
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