First brisket on pellet smoker

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catavalon21

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After warming up with jerky, butts, and chickens, I dove in on an overnight brisket. Thirteen pounds before trimming, the Bull got its first overnight test of temp management. Using a simple 50/50 mix of kosher salt and coarse grind pepper, the result was better than I hoped for. Lots of tips gleaned from the forum. Pulling only when it probes like soft butter was key!

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Great job on your first brisket! Sure looks good

Ryan
 
Thank you. Very tasty, and the point was particularly moist. Will have to work on the flat end - not dry, but could be better. Didn't wrap until reached temp, probably has a lot to do with it, most folks seem to recommend that.
 
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