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Beef angus brisket 16.75 before cutting fat, and it had a lot of hard fat. Got as much as I could get off. Simple Texas rub pit will be starting in 30 minutes to get to temp then once temp holds I'm throwing it on and going to sleep lol for 4 hours
The oklahoma joe has a drip hole maybe 3/4" i cant remember the size, but I do get the grease out after a big cook like the pulled pork, ribs and chicken never really did anything
After each cook I clean firebox and scrap off the grates and baffles, is that all I should do? Do I need to go into any other details. Yesterday was my third cook on it and I did take baffles out and wipe grease out of it. I do have the Oklahoma Joe highland thank you everyone
What I have learned from this cook..
225 will take forever lol, 8# PP
Kingsford is the way to go when I have longer then 4 hours to cook. The Walmart brand I used 1 1/2 bags of it.
When I did my first season and cook of ribs it lasted 12+ hours with kingsford whole bag
Brisket in two weeks...
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