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I cut the brisket in half....It orginally was about a 9lb brisket. I cooked the flat end thinking we wouldn't be able to go thru all that meat. Boy, was I wrong! Kids liked it too. Even though it was over cooked and meat was both dry the little ones loved...
It was actually on for about 6 1/2 hours. It was cooked all the way thru...and not very moist inside.
I used a pork rub with some mustard and a little bit of brown sugar but the smoke was as effective (remember It wasn't in a GOSM but my Jenn Aire Grill). The meat was bad but we tend to like...
Brisket came out to tough and dry. cooked internally to 190 and then let set for about 1 hour....sliced and it was too dry. wife said it was done at 170 after her pinching it!
about 5 lbs for 5 hours....started smoking then finished it off in the oven to regulate the temps better.
OK finally found a brisket at Albertsons...8 lb too!
I have a jenn aire grill (the big one) and wouldn't mind smoking it. I have a meat thermo as well. Now from this forum it says to get the temp up to 160 and foil til 190 temp.
1. need a good moping sauce as I just did a shoulder pork and it...
I have been checking these posts out for months now.
I went looking for some Brisket at Coscto out here in Cali but they dont have any...:(
guess I will have to find a local butcher somewhere out here close by.
Fremont Ca here and a newbie to smoking....Dont have a smoker yet but that should be soon. I got into making pulled pork via oven and now want to venture the Smoking Way!
Jenn Aire Grill 60K BTU is my grill
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