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jalee

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Jun 8, 2013
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Murfreesboro tn
I am smoking a 5lb brisket flank and 3lb pork lion today. Thin layer of mustard then a generous coating of Jeff's rub and a little injection of apple juice sprite and some rub. Smoking in my old country off set with apple first hour pecan second hour and finish off with a little hickory. Cooking at 235-250 foiling at 160 pulling at 190 degrees. Going to put the pork on about half way threw the brisket cook with the same steps until 135-140 degrees.

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FYI Jeff's rib rub recipe will make two of these.
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There you go, train them early and it will save you a lot of prep work in the future!
 
At that cooking temp your loin will probably only take 2 hrs +/-.

Test your Brisket with a toothpick. I start probing around 185*. It will be done when the toothpick goes in without resistance in multiple spots.
 
Looking great. I also love the young pitmaster. Sharing a hobby with your kids has to be great.

Disco
 
@disco. very true I lve doing stuff with the kids my 11,16 girls hunt and shoot archery with me and my little man smokes meat and fishes
 
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