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Just everything in general. I have only done one before, and it turned out dry. It was not whole, it was just a flat, and was only 3 lbs. I wrapped it in foil at 160, and pulled it at 200. It had a great smoke ring, and tasted good, but was not the tender fatty brisket that lends itself to...
I don't like my brisket sliced, I like it chopped. I feel like when it is chopped you get a better bite of bark, fat, and meat. I am using a Louisiana pellet smoker...
They turned out great! I cut them into individual ribs, wrapped them in foil with all of the fat and liquid I saved. 210 degrees for 2 hours, and then brought them in, brushed on some sauce and finished them on a hot grill. They disappeared fast!!
Thanks for all your advice!
Bear, If I follow your guide, can I expect the same 5 - 6 hour done time regardless of the size of my roast? I am going to try to smoke two 10 pounders..
These birds were fresh free range chickens from Whole Foods. They were already brined by Whole Foods, and were on sale today for $1.99 a lb. and they were EXCELLENT! The breast meat was super juicy and tender. They turned out very good, and I will definitely do it again!
Well, I've been working hard, at taking pictures, and getting rid of all of the extra beer. Didn't start posting till they were done. Besides, I didn't want to keep you waiting..
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