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Agreed it was a tad well done, I moved it to the bottim rack closer to the heat, left it on a bit too long, neverless it was juicy and fellbapart..had brisket fried eggs n toast for bfast, thank you everyone for being helpful n all the comments
Roger that I have a pan under the succulent piece of cow for the drippings, I thought of maybe mopping them over top or injecting the juice back inside once I unwrap the beast
Foiled back in the smokehouse bout a hour ago..looking really exceptional. ? My hopes are very high, doesnt look like it has a great bark at this point but I think its beautiful for a first try at this point......once the temp goes up should I unwrap it and continue smoking for a few more hours?
My tactics are going to be low heat, apple n hickory smoke, and fat side up I left it completely untrimmed how I bought it, gunna wrap in six hours for the infamous stall
Okay got a prime cut 11.75 lb brisket, dry rubbed it wrapped it up n fridged it at noon, I plan on starting the smokehouse around five or six a.m...I got two 20lb bags of hickory and applewood chunks for the burning pan..freshly filled tanks of lp..im stoked im just gunna let it ride all day...
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