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OK here in Texas it is no secret that we are very fond of out brisket. As much as I enjoy burnt ends and sauce nothing beats a good salt and pepper brisket slow smoked.
Here we go
Still using my freinds rig....
Got a good fire started
Nothing but the thin blue stuff
And now the...
Starting to get that color I like I am thinking about 30 more minutes before they go into the foil.
I use to use a mustard slather but since I have switched to olive oil I think the color of the ribs have improved. It is all a personal opinion sometimes your mind will play tricks on you.
I am a spare rib guy but the local grocery store had Baby Backs on sale you can't beat 2 racks for 8 bucks...
These are being smoked in my UDS over pecan with cheap charcoal. The rub is Hog Waller coated with Olive Oil cooking at about 230 degrees. Lets see how this winds up I am thinking...
Looks good we don't have many KCBS events down here in Texas but I remember my first sanctioned event. I was very nervous and changed everything to try to be like the big guys no walks that way. My wife told me next time we are cooking our way and then the trophy's started to come.
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