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I put the rub on and wrapped tightly last night. Will start cooking Friday and serve it to a group for lunch Saturday. Going to go with chopped this time because this is part of a potluck for about 25 people. Thx again for the help
Trager XL main home cooker
GMG Jim Bowie cabin cooker
Gasser that I use an amazing tube in a couple times a year
Old brinkman charcoal grill I use real wood in
A Webber that hasn't been used in years
Building a pellet fired cabinet smoker that will hold 10 briskets - smoke daddy hopper
And 3...
Hmmm...
So my usual rub of kosher salt, pepper and granulated garlic probably isn't the best choice:)
I will find a rub with less salt or just lower the salt content.
Thx for the help.
I need to have a brisket ready to take with me in a cooler at 8 AM Saturday morning for a group wine tour lunch that day. However I fly out for work Wednesday morning and don't get back until very late Thursday night. I like to leave rub on the brisket overnight. What do you think my results...
Sorry, one more thought. You can always buy the Igrill at lowes like I did and if you don't like it you can take it back like I am going to do. Our local lowes stocks the Igrill for $99 with two probes. We shop at lowes a lot and they have never questioned any return I have made over the years.
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