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I think that would be very close to what OP was looking for. Instead of strips, make chunks and go at it! I think Flank steak would be perfect for this, as I think it holds those specific flavors better.
I am probably going to have to try this.
Thanks!
To be honest, neither do I. Last brisket I did was a flat. I'm still new to this. I'll have to do some more research before I go full brisket. It is the point though, which is fatty. I think if you grill em up a bit and then dehydrate them (as I had suggested earlier), they might be close...
I would think that the closest thing to this would be burnt ends. Once you cook the brisket and get them to your liking, maybe you could run them through a dehydrator.
Damn that sounds good just typing it.....
Hey folks, RapiDad here. Wanted to fulfill the wishes of the creator and let you know a bit about me. I smoke in rural Virginia. I am a new Dad. While I have some downtime from smoking, I'm getting a little more educated. I've done about 5 smokes already in my Oklahoma Joe's Longhorn Triple...
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