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I found that one side of the flat is measuring about 175 and still real firm, while the other side is about 200 and soft and getting close. Other parts are feeling soft too and in or around 200. Any ideas what to do in this case when one sideis not done?
Thanks for the reply. I started about 3:30am. I was going to start earlier but decided to get a little sleep instaed of pulling an all nighter. So, we are about 6 hrs in now, used the instant read at your suggestion and was getting 175-180 ish at various parts. So you were right about checking...
Well I’ve had a brisket on about 5 hours now and it’s at 191 in the flat, close to the point. Started it out around 275 but have since backed it down to 250 or do. Any thoughts on how to slow this down to make sure fat gets rendered and it doesn’t turn out like shoe leather? I have not wrapped...
I hear ya! Any suggestions on how to avoid staying up all night? I was starting to think gonto bed early and start this process about 3am and bump the heat up to 275. Think that would work?
OK I'm sure this has been answered a few thousand times on here but I seem to find different opinions so I'll ask anyway. Heading to a neighborhood party and bringing a brisket this weekend ($1.79/lb @ Kroger!). Not new to smoking but haven't tackled a brisket yet; mostly ribs, pork butt...
Cool! I've enjoyed mine. I added the nomex around the firebox and cook chamber as it leaked quite a bit but that seemed to be an easy and quick fix. Mine seems to run the best at around 275-300. I have an easier time keeping temps steady at the higher temps than the lower temps. But it works...
That sounds about right to me although not an expert by any means. If it were me, I'd time it so that I would give myself 3 to 3.5 hours to cook (just in case-you never know what can come up, weather, etc.) then that way if they are done sooner you can hold them until ready to eat.
Well thanks everyone for your input and suggestions. I did throw in a rack of baby back ribs for fun. The kids like them and let's face it I do too. The dinner went great and I had plenty, probably 2 pounds or so of leftover pork. The houses we went to prior to ours had heavy appetizers and...
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