Brisket For My Honey

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desertlites

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this is a third of a packer I smoked for Allie's crew at work-pulled early for sammies-they love me.shoulda sliced a bit- I learning.
 
yup took it to about 160,sliced it and sent it to honey's work with a tub of a'jus.
 
Desertlites, do you have a brother?
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Sure looks awesome.
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I have 2 cowgirl,why do u ask?
 
DUH.......why do you think BOB........geez...........LOLOLOL

nice looking brisket dude...........REAL nice

points for you
 
That pic has pushed me over the edge. I don't care how cold it is outside here in Upstate NY. I'm getting the smoker out and firing it up ASAP. Just need to pick out a frozen piece of meat and thaw it out!
 
I know the feeling. I'm waiting for a rib roast to thaw. Anyone know how to speed up the process?

I guess I could pull out some brisket I vacume packed last week....
 
psychobrew, If you've got a ziploc big enough, put the roast in it and seal it. Then, place it in a big stock pot or something in the sink. Now, fill the stock pot with cold water then turn the water down to a trickle and let it run. This should speed up the thawing process quite a bit. I had to use the same process on a chuck tender roast this morning. Good luck, Greg
 
lol Vlap,spose you can always fish for shrimp in the cow pond?
 
Yea.....and you cook like a pro!
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I'll be right over Vlap.
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Fair warning, you have time to move. lol
 
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