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I inject my brisket with KosmosQ and beef stock the day before my intended smoke. I smoke my brisket at 225 deg. When the temp hits 175 deg I wrap in foil. At 203 deg I remove from smoker then wrap in a towel and place in a cooler for a few hours. They always seem to come out tender and tasty.
Sapp is nothing but as the tag goes an EATER. Anything in quantity tasted good to him. Can someone explain what the judges were doing with knifes and forks?
I cook my ribs whole. I just remove the membrane. Using the 3 2 1 method. When the ribs are done I then slice them St Louis style. Family and friends like both the ribs and the riblets equally well. The brisket end cuts up just like ribs but with the soft bones.
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Did my last one fat side down on the UDS. Foiled at 175 and removed at 203. Let it rest in the cooler 3 hours wrapped in a towel. Everyone at the BBQ loved it. Very tender, yet I was able to also slice the point without it falling apart.
This is what you want. Will last for years and replacement parts are always available.
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