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I'll wrap the brisket in butcher paper in order to keep the bark nice and crisp. Hillbilly has a very good point that doing a Texas crutch will totally kill that bark and make it very soft. The butcher paper will allow the steam out of it to keep the bark but the best bet is most likely to...
It was actually pretty cheap since it was on sale, think I paid only $28 for it. I bought this particular cut at my local University's meat lab. Essentially they teach how to be a butcher so they sell all the meat that they cut there and you can usually get it for a pretty good price.
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I had a three bone 5.5 pound prime rib roast sitting in my freezer and I've been needing an excuse to use the smoker so I decided now was as good as time as any to smoke some prime rib. Everything turned out great but was unable to really keep track of my smoker temp due to some issues with the...
Thanks BoneDadddy. I don't believe I mentioned it earlier but that's exactly what I did with the rest of the point after I ate some of it. I made some of the best burnt ends I've ever made, I was just disappointed in the flat being tough.
It's been a while since I've been on the forum and was doing a brisket I was pretty excited about so thought I would make a post about it.
I had a 10 pound brisket that I got from our university's meat department for real cheap since they had a beef special going on. It looked like it had some...