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Awe the beauty of working from home is at it again. Wanted to share with y'all my boston butt I'm cooking today.
Rubbed it down yesterday with a basic recipe I found in a cook book. Seemed to have more salt in it than what I'm use to so we shall see what happens.
My wife and I are...
Finished. Turned out good just a little drier than what I thought it would be. I pulled it at 183. I think because it was a flat brisket that is why.
Before foiling it let it sit for 45 minutes.
Sliced up. Seasoning was great!
Now I see why we foil. Patient ally waiting this one out. Been on for 6 hours. Opened it for the first time to put in some potatoes.
And here is my experiential two meat probe temps. Not taking it to 212 that's just the default. I will pull at 180.
Unwrapped and ready to go. I love to see the color and the smell of when the rub sits overnight. Slightly obsessed.
Let the smoker hit 250 and loaded her up. I decided to go fat cap down just to see what happens. I have two meat probes so I'm doing a mini experiment to see how what the temps...
Will be starting this brisket this afternoon. It's just a little flat brisket at around 3.5 lbs. rubbed it with Cajun and steak seasoning last night and topped it off with some brown sugar. Will keep y'all updated when she goes on the MES. Ahhh the beauty of having a home office!
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