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My Bradley never "burned" the entire biscuit. I asked Bradley about this and they said the system should not burn the biscuit completely as doing so would release a nasty tasting smoke.
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Yes by all means finish it in the oven. You are bumping into the four hour rule so get it in the oven at about 350 and finish it off. Any idea why your smoker won't come it to temp?
Richard
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I think bigred nailed it. To me smoking is best below 250, in fact, I smoke almost everything at 235 including my ribs, baby backs as well as spares. I believe there will be a big difference in taste between those smoked low and those effectively grilled. I don't mean a bad taste just...
I always estimate one hour per pound plus two hours @235 for my briskets. I always foil at 165 and take them to 195-197. I have never been unhappy with the results. A brisket right out of the smoker will keep in an ice chest wrapped in a couple of towels for at least 3 hours and most likely...
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I too, am surprised your brisket finished in such a short time. I always estimate 1 hour per pound plus 2 hours for briskets and have found this to be very accurate. Are you sure your smoker temp of 235-240 is accurate? At any rate keep brisket wrapped in foil and reheat in oven before...
I made a similar dish using pork belly and Makers Mark bourbon. Same checkboard cut, only belly cooked at 275 for 31/2 hours before going under the broiler and then cutting apart and into the bourbon glaze. Was outstanding, restaurant quality.
Richard
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