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Gonna try my best to document my brisket process. Couple of friends who usually just eat the finished product want my process. Here is what Im working with today:
6lb Certified Angus Beef (CAB) Brisket Flat from Sams. I buy these by the case for $3 per pound. Most are in the 8-10lb range. ...
I have both a pellet and a wood buring off set. Pellet smoke is a 100 times better than electric. I have had wonderful success on my Green Mountain Pellet grill. Talk about easy...it has a digital thermo and you set what you want. Not the low, med, hi that some have, this temp control is...
since you have a reverse flow (right on) you should be good with ash. As long as your tuning plates dont move in transit> my concern would be the fire...i think you will lose your fire due to the coals scattering during the bumpy ride. Loose the heat...loose the meat. also, what will you be...
Yes...I have the Green Mountain Daniel Boone model. I am actually cooking a bone-in turkey breat and a 5lb pork loin on it as I type. I went with green mointain over the others for temperture control. with a digital gauge I can set to any temp I want...from 175-500. Its been a work...
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