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This may be the issue, most here probe with a wooden skewer. The brisket should offer little to no resistance when probing in the thickest part of the flat. It should feel like probing a jar of peanut butter to give you an idea. Most here, including myself go by tenderness, not IT when briskets...
On my last brisket cook I sliced first then reheated in the (covered) pan with broth. It was quicker to get back up to temp and it worked on all 6 briskets. None turned out dry at all. It was also alot easier to slice cold.
Not to derail but Dad loves Chuck eye steaks and they are plentiful around here. I've not seen the Denver variety but I will be looking at food lion from now on.
I need this in my life. Excellent job and use of game. I'd eat this in a heartbeat. Do you pick up any of the mineral taste in this method?
I'm a deer hunter and I have never thought to put an Asian spin on venison. We love Asian food and this one is going to hit my dinner table. Thanks for...
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