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  1. Displaced Texan

    Brisket

    Looks good. I use very small splits as well. No temp spikes.
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    Strong coffee

    Believe it or not, for any of you who have a Kroger or Kroger owned grocery near you, the store brand "Signature Select" coffees are very good. This is from someone who for years ordered Community Coffee and had it shipped to IL. That ice until covid somehow ruined them and it sucks now. But...
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    Shrimp Po’Boys

    Cabbage? I take it all back. :emoji_stuck_out_tongue_closed_eyes:
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    Misunderstandings

    Yep. "Burnt" is sort of a misnomer. Just a nice bark on the ends of the flat and point.
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    Shrimp Po’Boys

    Look good. Dressed with mayo, lettuce, and tomato. I am not a pickle guy, a lot of people are. Bread looks good, lettuce is done right. Nice.
  6. Displaced Texan

    Easter Brisket 2025

    That next to last picture looks professional. Yum.
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    Advice for an Offset Smoker

    Have been very happy with my Bell Fab. Craig Bell in Owasso, OK.
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    Maiden brisket cook on the new OK Joe Highland.

    Nice job.
  9. Displaced Texan

    Exploring Low Carb, Healthy Fat, Moderate Protein Diet - Not Keto Quite Yet

    Eliminated all processed carbs almost 3 weeks ago. 95% meat, fats, butter. Some berries and vegetables occasionally. Big thing I am also doing is fasting. 18/6 but also multiple 24 and 48 hour fasts. Big time ketosis, I assume. Here is what it has done for me... First, I feel great, like...
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    Chicago style ribs

    @appaws, I don't think we have ever actually eaten at Home Run Inn, we pass by frequently, but their frozen pizzas at the grocery are the best IMO. And Al's was always my favorite beef sandwiches.
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    St Louis Style Ribs

    I count to about the 4th bone, and use a boning knife to cut parallel to the other side and then cut off the 1st 2 or 3 smaller ribs. Salt and pepper rub after that. 250° for 2-3 hours then wrap in foil and finish 1 more hour. My Bell Fab cooks fast, nice convection.
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    Chicago style ribs

    Chicago deep dish invented by Texan Ike Sewell. I live up here. I wouldn't be surprised if Chicago ribs involve a pressure cooker.
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    I got a fever....

    I thought this was a thread a bout more cowbell.
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    * UPDATE, THAWED AND COOKED. PICS IN OP * Defrosting a solid frozen brisket in refrigerator.

    I trim and season mine as the pit is heating up and stabilizing. I believe* a rub is mostly a way for the smoke to cling to and penetrate the meat, not provide flavor. *Worth what you paid for it lol.
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    * UPDATE, THAWED AND COOKED. PICS IN OP * Defrosting a solid frozen brisket in refrigerator.

    Yep. I was a restaurant manager two careers ago. We would do a "pull thaw" days in advance. 12 oz. NY Strips took 48 hours in the 34° walk-in. Agree with @chopsaw. Likely 4-5 days here to be fully thawed in the center.
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