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Came out a little tough but good taste. Might slice it thin and put it on breast for Sammies. Any other ideas to make it a little more tender next time?
Very happy for my first brisket. It kept warm in the cooler from 6am to 6pm. Just kept smoking since I had it all fired up. Did a spoon roast and a choice chuck roast. Someone else brought some fall off the bone ribs. Pea risotto and some other goodies as well.
so the brisket was done at 6 this morning, and them the spoon roast finished. So I've got time to kill and a row of pellets in the AMNPS so one more stop to the local meat market. They had some really nice looking Choice Chuck Roast so had them cut me up a mode fat one. Rubbed in SPOG and in it...
Ok, done already. Guess I'm heading back to the store for more meat!!! Just can't stop, I'm addicted and it would be such a shame to kill the beautiful smoke coming from the AMNPS. It's wrapped and in the cooler with the brisket.
Smoked a brisket, didn't have the heart to shut down the smoker as it was humming along quite nicely this morning when I pulled the brisket.
Ran to the store and and picked up a spoon toast that the pitcher had already marinaded. Figured it saved me a step.
Got it in at the same 225 temp...
12:30 @ 181
1:00 @ 182
3:00 @ 191
6:00 @ 203
6:45 @ 205
Pulled and temps were good all over, thermometer slid in and would start to fall over meaning the meat is SUPER tender!
Wrapped and in the cooler. Only problem is my timing. Not planning on eating for 12 hours. Any suggestions? Will it...
Ok so another question. Should I put the brisket back on the cooling rack in another aluminum pan like you see and then just cover with foil and wrap with towels and in a cooler?
I'm thinking I could keep a little air space between the brisket and the foul that way and it wouldn't be laying in...
Ok, I didn't not trim ANY fat off. It looked like it would be good. It was mostly 1/2" thick, maybe 1/4" in some places but nothing too nasty or shrubbery so I left it alone. I was thinking how awesome the fat tastes on a prime rib/roast so thought maybe this would be the same.
To to sum up...
3:30 @ 89
4:00 @ 105
4:30 @ 116
5:00 @ 132
5:30 @ 140
6:00 @ 148
6:30 @ 155
Wondering when we will see it stall? When I wrap it in foil is there any need to keep the smoke going?
Do I NEED to wrap it? Time is not an issue and if it could "smoke" all night and get better flavor I'm fine with that.
Yep, Tapatalk. This is the first time I have ever used it and I must say, super cool! I can type my message, snap a photo with my phone and click post. No cables to the computer and throw the phone back in my pocket.
Internal Temps
1:30 @ 52
2:00 @ 56
2:30 @ 65
3:00 @ 76
Photo 90 minutes...
Let the AMNPS get going real well, had a little trouble with the rain but it is humming along nicely now. Brisket in at 1:30 IT is @ 52F. I used 50% oak, 25% hickory, and 25% apple pellets.
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