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Dan. Don't give up on briskeys. Might need to alter your methods. I was the same with them for a while. Always came out tender but dry. Injecting deff helps. I found out my big problem was that I was cooking them until they were done and then immediately throwing them in a cooler with towels...
Just wondering if anyone does this? Pretty sure I've seen it on here before. I have an 8 lb flat. Trying to keep the sucker from drying out. I want to inject and possibly trim all fat so it's not cooking with a bunch of fatty grease in the bottom of the pan the whole time. I could wrap or not...
So I've done a handful of briskets with just ok results in my opinion. They're good don't get me wrong but I feel there is room for improvement. I've been getting angus packers from RD. typically around 13-15 lbs. I normally smoke around 250 until the flat reaches 160-170 then wrap and take it...
I put a brisket on at 2am and this morning at 8 it was at 180 so I wrapped and threw it in the oven. Well that was over 4 hours ago and it's just now 185. Seems to be moving really slow. So I was thinking maybe that it was in the stall. I didn't know if they happened at that high of a temp?
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