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I would smoke it whole. I smoke it whole and put a probe in the flat and the point and cut the flat off once it's done and leave the point on the smoker until it gets done. I have found doing this keeps the flat from getting overdone.
I went to a new butcher store and they had 30 day dry aged beef ribs for $4.59 lb. I have never tried beef ribs before but I have wanted to and it was a good price so I picked them up. This one was 6 lbs so I figured they would take around 6 to 8 hours to cook. After 7 hours in the smoker at...
Good looking brisket. Your new 26" kettle looks great and you will love it. Mine is 8 years old and doesn't look that shinny but still gets the job done.
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I have looked at everyone's posts for the last couple of years but decided I should share some of my cooks. So over the weekend I smoked pork belly burnt ends. I started with a 10.18# pork belly from Costco. I cut them into cubes and added home made rub and smoked on the WSM till...
The flat will get done faster then the point. When I cook a brisket I put a probe in the flat and the point. When the flat gets done I cut it off and let the point cook until it gets done. That way the flat doesn't get over cooked.
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