Brisket. No foiling.

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ahakohda

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Jul 29, 2011
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St. Petersburg, FL
Always been smoking brisket with BBQ rub and foiling.
This time around I did Texas style and no foiling. Hickory chunks were today's wood of choice.
My 18" WSM not big enough so brisket is always cut in half.
Auber PID kept temperature at around 250F beginning 1pm.
Both parts were ready at almost exactly 13 hours.
Can't wait to try burnt ends with beans))
 
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Tasty looking brisky! I just cut a hunk off the flat and eat it as breakfast. Hope you like bark it looks like your in for a tasty meal!
 
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Oh yeah! Had burnt ends cut up and mixed with baked beans for lunch.
After this it's hard to impress my family with just a smoked rabbit for dinner))))
 
Nice looking hunk-o-meat...
I've always been a Texas style guy myself but I like a bit of red pepper in my rub.
Ive had a few buddies over the years who ask why I don't foil...I ask back "you like it"...the answer is always yes to which I reply
"If it ain't broke...don't mess with it"
 
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