Tied up brisket

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joetee

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May 25, 2017
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Georgetown, Ky
Has anybody tried tieing up a brisket? This one has a thin flat and basically a point that is just out of a good shape. So I folded the flat and tied it all up into a pretty good shape.
I've done chucks this way with good results.

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Never tried it, but sounds like a good idea. Let us know how it turns out. Pics too please.
 
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That's a known fix for thin meat, it will work great.
 
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Absolutely, that will work with great results. I like triming the thin end prior to wrapping and using that for burnt ends.
 
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Well I'm here to say it worked great.
Both point and flat came out great.
11 hour cook time. 245-265 grill temp.
Pulled it at 200° IT.

Middle is the flat.
Bottom of the point.
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Thanks. It's very good. I don't normally take it to 200°. I think I'll be doing this more often.
 
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