I didn't take photo's of prep or smoking. I really didn't plan on taking any at all, I am sure I have 2 or 3 threads of cooking brisket here already. Besides when ya got a brisket guru like Gary, He's the educator with a PhD in brisket. Anyway, I saw them on sale this week at the butcher shop, like 2.50/lb (LOL a sale). Well I got a 17.9 #.. You the old saying go big or get off the porch!
This is how it ended up, and I was worried if I would get any.........
This is what I always heard was a "West Texas BBQ'd Brisket plate. You can get 'em at any BBQ shack you see west of Abilene.
Sliced Brisket. Pinto beans, slice of fresh white onion, some kind of piccalilli (this happened to be cauliflower, made last week), a couple a slices of white bread. The corn on the cob is completely optional! You can sell that all day long on the side of the road for a dollar a plate!
BTW I think I mentioned it was nearabouts 18 lbs. A full packer, the biggest point I ever saw and had a big piece of leg on it too. Below is all that is now left on the counter. Seriously! I always do briskets large, so we can have sandwichs all week afterwards. I might get a sadwich for supper outta what is left....LOL
Seriously, I didn't even get to slice it right. The neighbors all dropped by, Sister and Brother in law, sent some to my childhood second mother. By best buddies mom who just realized at 92 she shouldn't be living alone. Whats worse is my buddies figured it out and have attempted to interviene .....LOL The neighbor came and ate a sandwich, took a sandwich home for "supper", and came back and asked for another....LOL
Anyway, **Poof** it was gone!
I am sitting her wondering if the are still on sale at the butcher shop. LOL Naaaaaa....... got spare ribs for this week!
I hope yall all have a great Labor Day, Please take a min and send a bit of positive energy towards Houston today, even if they don't need it.
This is how it ended up, and I was worried if I would get any.........
This is what I always heard was a "West Texas BBQ'd Brisket plate. You can get 'em at any BBQ shack you see west of Abilene.
Sliced Brisket. Pinto beans, slice of fresh white onion, some kind of piccalilli (this happened to be cauliflower, made last week), a couple a slices of white bread. The corn on the cob is completely optional! You can sell that all day long on the side of the road for a dollar a plate!
BTW I think I mentioned it was nearabouts 18 lbs. A full packer, the biggest point I ever saw and had a big piece of leg on it too. Below is all that is now left on the counter. Seriously! I always do briskets large, so we can have sandwichs all week afterwards. I might get a sadwich for supper outta what is left....LOL
Seriously, I didn't even get to slice it right. The neighbors all dropped by, Sister and Brother in law, sent some to my childhood second mother. By best buddies mom who just realized at 92 she shouldn't be living alone. Whats worse is my buddies figured it out and have attempted to interviene .....LOL The neighbor came and ate a sandwich, took a sandwich home for "supper", and came back and asked for another....LOL
Anyway, **Poof** it was gone!
I am sitting her wondering if the are still on sale at the butcher shop. LOL Naaaaaa....... got spare ribs for this week!
I hope yall all have a great Labor Day, Please take a min and send a bit of positive energy towards Houston today, even if they don't need it.
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