Guess I'm doing a brisket this week after all.

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geezer

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I'm actually cooking some paella tonight so we went to Save-A-Lot to buy some vegetables I needed, plus I needed some fruit for Sangria. 

Anyway I was cruising through their meat section and noticed a 6.5lb brisket point (choice) for $14.00. Around here that's a good buy so I snatched it up.

I'll get this on in the morning and either tomorrow night or sometime Friday we'll have some brisket for sammiches and maybe even some burnt ends. 
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I've got it marinading in the fridge in some worchestershire, sea salt, black pepper, onion powder and garlic powder. I've not decided if I'll inject this yet or not. 


This sangria is dangerously tasty. 
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Sounds yummy...the brisket too!

I need to go shopping tomorrow...might be a good weekend for brisket sammies!
 
 
Boo on the rain!!! Just cover the smoker and pour some more Sangria
I'm afraid we finished the Sangria last night. So I'll just have a cold beer instead. 
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Like most of us this isn't the first time I've had rain move in on me. I just hope the wind isn't too severe. 

I've got a patio umbrella over the kamodo and have it tied off in case of wind. And have all electrical junctions covered up as best I can.


 
Rain wasn't too bad and the wind largely missed us to the south. The temperature has fallen about 25 degrees though.

I thought this would have been done but I had to rearrange the charcoal a bit to kick my fire in. I still had plenty of fuel, but it was all spread out at the fringe. Now its going again and I've opened it up for this last bit to get from 182 (where its been for 90 minutes) to 190 so I can wrap it up and let it rest in a cooler over night. Smells great tho. 
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  I'm still watching!

Mike
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 Ima gonna pull it here in about 20 minutes no matter what the thermometers say. When I rearranged my charcoal I had to move it off the grill and it felt pretty much done at that point even tho it was only at 182 or so. Its done. ,
 
Alrighty then, pulled it, wrapped it, stuck it in a cooler till tomorrow. Ima gonna have brisket for breakfast. 
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You ever notice when you take a brisket or shoulder off the grill how your hands will tell you almost instantly how it turned out? One thing I know, this point will be damned tender. 
 
Okay, so I finally pulled it last night at about 11:15 IIRC. Damn, that front rolling through made things a bit more challenging that necessary, but what are you going to do?

So like i said i pulled it wrapped it up and put it in a cooler. Got up early this morning and sliced it. All things considered this point turned out great. I've done better but no complaints.


 
Thanks fellas.:smile:

Wife brought home a huge slab of spare ribs this afternoon. I stuck them in the freezer but I guess I'll be cooking them this next week.:grilling_smilie:
 
Way to battle Mother Nature and it looks pretty damn good from here, Geez:  use your water bath??  
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  My bad, that was a real Richardhead comment:  we good??

You could have posted charred skunkmeat, and it would been better than I've been able to come up with this week:  sustained 45MPH winds off Green Bay, with gusts to over 60 for Tuesday, Wednesday, and most of yesterday.  Today:  awoke to 7 degrees, and didn't get above about 20, so I'm living vicariously through the rest of you.

Only saving grace are some pretty neat looking ice shoves that I'll post pics over the weekend.  Nice work, Geez! 
 
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