Feeling frisky time for some brisky!

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Not sure about this but here goes! About 11.5 # packer after trimming, season with w sauce, onion,garlic,salt and pepper. I was going to wait to do a brisket after I got a Maverick therm but that won't be until Christmas so it's gonna be a long night! Thankfully the WSM is a trusty smoker! Cost was $53 and change point shall become burnt ends.

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On by 8:30 I'm ahead of schedule;)! I added a little dehydrated onion and a touch of turbinado sugar I'm after bark right!!! Smoking with mesquite and pecan this time.

 

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Forgot the pic!

 

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1:30 just about 160 IT. Going to add a chimmney of charcoal and get some more sleep;) it's about 33* F outside stoke and add the coal just to be safe.

 

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6:00 removed chunk of flat about 200* had to cut to fit the WSM. Once again should of bought 22", kick self stupid,stupid.i wrapped the chunk in foil it should make some breakfast in a while. Bigger part of brisket is about 173* currently, back to bed for me:). The WSM is running like a champ, if your looking for a new or different smoker you can't go wrong with one or building a MINI!

 

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Small chunk of flat tasty, a little dry but will be great for breakfast or a sandwich with a touch of sauce. Not much smoke ring will see with the bigger portion.

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Looks like your gonna have a good breakfast,,,

 

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It looks very tasty.

Happy smoken.

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Fire tenders breakfast! Was going to have some eggs but decided I didn't need any. Redskin taters,green and white onion,3 cheddar blend and a touch off bbq sauce.

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That looks good!

 

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Pulled at 194* because it seemed real tender,off in foil and towels in cooler will post some pics after its nap. Next time I try a packer I'll cook to 200 to see if there's a differnce or if this one was just ready as I believe! May save point for ends tomorrow but not sure yet.

 

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It looks very tasty!

Happy smoken.

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Just waking it up from its nap.

 

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Sliced it's very tender glad I pulled it when I did. Everybody is enjoying it so that's what counts! I'm not sure definitely some Sammies(already had one) not sure maybe some chili but surely some more hash.

 

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It looks very moist! Sammies are always good.

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I like to do sammies,

I also like to make chili this time of year, and some smoke brisket is great in chili.

 

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Looks like a job well done B-one.  All I've got on the grill today is chicken thigh's.

 

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b-one said:

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b-one said:

Fire tenders breakfast! Was going to have some eggs but decided I didn't need any. Redskin taters,green and white onion,3 cheddar blend and a touch off bbq sauce.

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b-one said:

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Sliced it's very tender glad I pulled it when I did. Everybody is enjoying it so that's what counts! I'm not sure definitely some Sammies(already had one) not sure maybe some chili but surely some more hash.

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All of those pics look Awesome, b-one!!!

Nice Job!!

All looks Mighty Tasty!!!

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