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Brisket at the Duke cave

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This might have been my favorite dish of the whole smoke. I cubed up the rest of my flat for some Brisket Shephard's Pie... I don't think I'll make a shephard's pie without smoked brisket again.. 

Topped with shredded smoked cheddar and Jeff's Rub.


 
Man that looks good   I'll have to try that omelet    
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Gary
 
Point for creative use of brisket and a great looking cobbler!
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I REALLY wish this was smell-o-vision.

My mouth was watering just looking at those pictures

Fantastic job -------
 
Duke, that was an outstanding meal!!! And you just wouldn't let it rest, either...leftover fixings were quite creative as well. That Shepard's Pie...well, what can I say...how could that not be good eats? Nicely done, all the way to the end, brother!!!

Jeeze, the stuff I miss when I can't spread enough time here...
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...but, better late than never...it was worth the wait!!! 
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Eric
 
 
Duke, that was an outstanding meal!!! And you just wouldn't let it rest, either...leftover fixings were quite creative as well. That Shepard's Pie...well, what can I say...how could that not be good eats? Nicely done, all the way to the end, brother!!!

Jeeze, the stuff I miss when I can't spread enough time here...
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...but, better late than never...it was worth the wait!!! 
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Eric
Thanks Eric!! Appreciate it!!
 
Damn! I just ate and now I'm hungry! That bark looks great! Excellent job! Thumbs Up
 
Mr. DukeBurger
You gave me some very helpful information on my Sunday Night Temp Stall. Wow! That is mighty fine looking brisket. When my briskets start coming out of my SmokeHouse looking like that I will be one happy sailor. Just wondering how long it took in the smoker and how long did you produce smoke. Thanks Ed
 
Mr. DukeBurger
You gave me some very helpful information on my Sunday Night Temp Stall. Wow! That is mighty fine looking brisket. When my briskets start coming out of my SmokeHouse looking like that I will be one happy sailor. Just wondering how long it took in the smoker and how long did you produce smoke. Thanks Ed
Thanks for the kind words Ed!

I started the brisket at midnight the night before and it was around 3pm when I finished it. Give or take 15 hours at 250 degrees, producing smoke the entire time in my Weber Smoky Mountain. The smoke wood I added at the beginning lasted through til the end, I would not have added more wood chunks if smoke stopped producing towards the end of the cook.
 
I'm a bit late.... But, Awesome thread Duke, looks real tasty... dang nice brisky ! Thumbs Up
 
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