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Forgot to show pics of the finished product.
Shredded easily by hand, shoulder clod.
It was a long day... didn't get any brisket pics. I let the brisket go a couple degrees too long. The flat was a little dry, comes out that way every time i wrap too late. I wrapped at 173F should've at...
Gottem wrapped up and mopped up.
Wrapped at 169F both are running side by side on temps, it's crazy.
Brisket prewrapp
Can't wait to rest these and cut into the amazing hunks of beef they smell rediculous.
the cook is coming along nicely here's a picture 5 hours in the I grillez is working great. I'm about to start basting with some beef stock, Shire and garlic juice. Plan is to pull most of the clod and slice some of it, slice the brisket and save the point for burn ends at a later date...
I've been wanting to char a beef clod for quite some time now. I finally got one of those new igrill 2, they been required. sounds like the perfect opportunity to cook a brisket in the shoulder clod!:grilling_smilie:
Here's the prep work.
This things was huge!, 22lbs.
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The final product! Smoked for 6hrs at 225-250 then wrapped in foil with a couple table spoons of beef stock for 1 hr them a 30 min rest. They were tight and moist perfect for comps but not to my tenderness taste, great flavor! Not much coffee, did really add much to the taste, the blk pepper...
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