Friday Night Brisket Qview

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dukeburger

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Just put my 11lb packer in the 18" WSM for dinner with friends tomorrow.

Rubbed with a 50/50 mix of turbinado sugar and Tatonka Dust. Smoking with hickory between 240F-265F until toothpick tender without wrapping.

Wish me luck!

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The beef


The rub


Trimmed the bottom up nice and lean, left ~1/4" fat cap on top


Rub-a-dub-dub


Smokeshow


Stay tuned!

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Thanks David

Almost 9 hours in and have been stalled at 165F since I woke up an hour and a half ago. ET-733 HI alarm woke me up once at 3am.

WSM running solid at 252F now.

Haven't peeked yet, just enjoying my coffee.
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Just checked for tenderness at 196F, still a little tough in 4 out of 5 pokes. My first peek since I put it in the WSM at midnight last night (13.75 hours ago)!

This is the first time I planned on not wrapping a brisket without ending up wrapping it. Stuck to the plan this time.

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Nice bark action


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So poked again at 200, still a bit tough. For some reason I removed the probe and re-inserted... 176F!
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Thoughts?
 
 
So poked again at 200, still a bit tough. For some reason I removed the probe and re-inserted... 176F!
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Thoughts?
Maybe a fat spot,stay with it get your tooth picks ready.Wait til they go in like it was buttter 
 
Tenderness is getting there... I'd like to say reading wrong IT the entire time was a piss off, but it sure kept my nerves intact
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Looking good!! Planning any burnt ends?:drool I recently bought a perforated grilling pan,I seen another member use one,and I sure helps crisp up those tasty nuggets!
 
So it's still at 196F... I just did another poke test and the point is butter tender, but the flat is tough is some areas.

I'm confused as to how the point is done first. Should I separate the point for burnt ends and put the flat back on? 
 
What's your pit temp? The last one I cooked was a pain as I figured I could ride it out gave up and opened up some vents to push it over the top. I have never separated until after the rest we do burnt ends a day or two later to break up the brisky sammieathon. The first night just some slices next day sammie for lunch hash for dinner more sammies for lunch burnt ends then sammies until gone!
 
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