Brisket EXTREMELY Hot-n-Fast

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chilerelleno

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Been awhile, howdy folks!

Doing yet another EXTREMELY Hot-n-Fast Brisket.
2.5 hours of mixed Hickory and Mesquite smoke at 275°-300°.
Then kicking the temp up to 375°-400°.
Once the IT hits 165° it'll be wrapped in paper, back into the 375°-400° and finished till probe tender.
Bought a Costco prime packer, 21.69lbs, trimmed it weighed approx 17lbs.
Rubbed with coarse Kosher salt, freshly cracked peppercorns and granulated garlic/onion.
Wrapped overnight to let the salt brine into the meat a bit.
Untrimmed
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Trimmed and Rubbed

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2.5 hours in, flipped and raised the temp to 375°-400°

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Stand by brisket fans
 
That’s awesome Chile. What’s hiding under that brisket on the frog mat getting basted from brisket juice?
 
I just went and looked back at Chile's previous Hot & Fast post for brisket, bookmarked, awesome! I haven't done one on my stick-burner due to not wanting to have to stay awake for 18-20 hours to tend the fire, too old for that now. This will change everything in a big way, go Chile! RAY
 
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Glad to see you posting Chile!! Watching this one. Overall I am a fan of hot and fast for most things now. I rarely smoke at less than 300F unless I am hot smoking bacon or trying to lay the smoke to medium rare beef for lunch meat.
 
I'm into higher temp smoking now, you can start a 10lb chunk of meat first thing in the morning, and it's rested by dinnertime :emoji_crown:
 
I'm watching! To keep the right kind of smoke I have to run mine at 275 at least. It's always worked for me. Glad to see someone else isn't afraid of the higher cooking temps...
 
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It's done, wrapped in a towel and resting on the counter till dinner.
I got sidetracked and let the IT get to 208°, needless to say it was probe tender, it feels like jello.
It'll get a good 2hr rest as the ladies have dinner scheduled for 5pm.

More to come, stay tuned for the unwrapping, slicing and of course... The money shots.
 
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