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If you smoked the butt at 130-140 deg. How did it reach an internal temp of 160 ? Smoking at that low of a temp. could leave the meat in the danger zone to long. Trial and error is the only way to improve the technique.
Jason
I agree those are the trimmings from st. louis cut. Seems kind of expensive for that cut of meat, when you could buy a rack of spares and have the whole thing or cut them yourself.
Theres alot of good info and experienced advice here on smf. If you have any questions feel free to ask. Someone is usually along shrotly to lend a hand. Good luck with the bbq. Can't wait to see some qview.
Jason
I have had a number of briskets get done in 7-8 hrs. then cooler for 1 1/2-2hrs. They have turned out awesome. I ran them up to 200 deg. After removing from the foil it would shred very easily. The average weight of briskets I've done has been from 11-13.5#s. You have to realize in the cooler...
Looks great! Along the same lines of what I did in my chargriller. I did a brown sugar,yellow mustard, and cider vinegar glaze. Then before putting it in the oven for 20 min. I put a light coat of glaze and ginger snaps. Turned out great.
Jason
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