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  1. Bones816

    Another Brisket Question, Please Read

    That's what I thought.
  2. Bones816

    Another Brisket Question, Please Read

    So I know I said these were flats buuuut... the label says “whole brisket”.
  3. Bones816

    Another Brisket Question, Please Read

    BAM! That's the one! Thank you!
  4. Bones816

    Another Brisket Question, Please Read

    Also, I was looking too for Smokin' Al's recipe but the one you sent is for corned beef.
  5. Bones816

    Another Brisket Question, Please Read

    I do not have a sous vide, yet. Please explain what I could do by sealing the flat and what, par cooking it? Malcolm Reed shows one way is to cook it completely then seal it up and reheat when you're ready.
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    Another Brisket Question, Please Read

    Damn it! Looks like my options are starting it at 0-dark-thirty or doing it a couple days before hand and reheating. Doesn’t anybody eat brisket for lunch?!?!
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    Another Brisket Question, Please Read

    Ok guys and gals, I haven't been here in a while but I need your help. I have never done a brisket. I plan to for the 4th! I have two, 7 1/2# flats. I may only do one, I haven't decided yet. Here is the BIG question... Is there any way to get a brisket done by say, 1pm without staying up...
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    Damn it's CoLd!!!

    Single digits here today but not too cold to put a rack of St. Louis ribs on the Traeger! I started them today. Got the first step done then brought them in to wrap 'em and I'll finish them tomorrow morning and take them to a football party tomorrow afternoon! Traeger was humming right along...
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    Cooking Spares Today for Tomorrow?

    I have them wrapped right now and plan to slice them after glazing. Then into a slow cooker I guess for transport to the doo dah.
  10. Bones816

    Cooking Spares Today for Tomorrow?

    Awesome! Really good to hear. They are wrapped and I'll finish them off tomorrow morning!
  11. Bones816

    Cooking Spares Today for Tomorrow?

    So, I want to take some St. Louis ribs to a friends house for a football party tomorrow. Anybody ever cook 'em and then wrap 'em and wait til the next day to put them back on to tenderize and glaze 'em?
  12. Bones816

    First Time St. Louis Ribs

    Thanks! I appreciate it. It was really fun and I enjoyed the BBQ Done Right website and plan to look there for more recipes!
  13. Bones816

    First Time St. Louis Ribs

    Check out the BBQ Done Right Competition St. Louis Ribs. http://howtobbqright.com/2018/02/15/competition-bbq-rib-recipe/
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    First Time St. Louis Ribs

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    First Time St. Louis Ribs

    3 hours at 225* to get them to 165* then 1 1/2 wrapped then about a half hour rest and 15 minutes to firm the sauce.
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