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If time wasn't a factor I'd have a grill at between 225 and 250f then keep cooking until the meat is around 190f then test for doneness by poking a probe in various areas... if it's like a hot knife in butter it's ready to rest for a while. Once it's rested I'd cut against the grain to serve
Evening all.
I'm hoping you guys can help.
I'm attending a bbq this Sunday and we plan to eat at around 14:00 which will mean leaving home at around 12:00 with a resting brisket double wrapped in foil in a cooler box packed out with towels.
My question is really about timing... When should I...
Good morning all,
Relatively new to all this, but hey, I'm Matt from Surrey, UK.
Just been given a smoker/pizza oven and smoking has always been something I've obsessed about but never been able to do due to not having anything 'proper' do use.
I've made a few decent Briskets & Flat Irons...
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