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  1. donegotfat

    A Chilly Morning For A Fine Brisket

    And let there be light! Boy o  boy! This was my second try on a brisket. My first try on brisket was my first smoke ever, so it went well, but it gave me a lot of things to consider for future smokes. With those things in mind, and having billions of topics here to read and absorb, i must say...
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  8. donegotfat

    A Chilly Morning For A Fine Brisket

    I was a good man, or strong man.. I didn't even cut a little piece from the end Glad to hear its setting your mind to smoke one. Sounds like great weather for a smoke
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    A Chilly Morning For A Fine Brisket

    I am barely holding off the urge to snag a sample...My Wife keeps giving me the "look" anytime she hears me near the cooler. Thanks, just cut up some potatoes, and getting ready to fry some up. Took 1/4 C of BBQ sauce, and 1/2 C of the de-fatted Au Jus and mixed them up for a nice glaze to add...
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    A Chilly Morning For A Fine Brisket

    Mine held pretty well for temp, I did toss on my welding blanket to help reduce the heat loss and use fewer pellets. Thanks. Total cook time was just shy of 10 hours with almost a 3 hour stall. Starting smoker temp was set at 210, bumped to 225 at 7hr mark to help with the stall, bumped again...
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    Pork Sunday

    Nice! Those dogs got my mouth watering. I will need to start eating better before I visit the site, perhaps it will lower the cravings
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    Finally tried my first Brisket smoke

    Looks great, I am hoping my brisket smoking today will look as good
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    Black Forest Dry Cured

    Ship me some please!
  14. donegotfat

    A Chilly Morning For A Fine Brisket

    After almost a 3hr stall, I bumped the temp up by 25° and it started to climb again. I wasn't to worried about the stall, other than trying to make it ready for dinner. I figured the longer it cooked and a low and slow temp, the more the fat would render and the better the connective tissue...
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    A Chilly Morning For A Fine Brisket

    It finally warmed up to a sun baking 45°.. But then again I have always loved the cold. Heck, I wish. I just got mine off and in a pan and foiled and back on smoker. It will probably only be a 1-2 hour rest in the end
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    Wood for turkey

    I did a mix of hickory and apple, but only gave it about 2 hours of smoke.
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    Time for my first brisket...

    Looks great! I made out like a bandit using the fat I cut from my last brisket (tossed it in freezer until needed) and put in on a sheet above the brisket.. I was amazed at how moist it stayed with the fat drippings hitting it all the way through the 6.5 hours before I wrapped it.
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    Smoked Prime Rib (Apple Smoke)

    That looks crazy good!. Has me wanting some PR instead of the brisket cooking Points
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    A Chilly Morning For A Fine Brisket

    That looks great! Yeah, close enough it seems, I am in St. Robert, Missouri, about 2 hours south west of St. Louis Dang brisket is having the stall of all time for me, been almost 3 hours at 151°. Set the heat a bit higher and will give it a bit longer. If it doesn't make it up soon, Ill have...
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