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Brisket on the third round

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AmericanSmoker30

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Starting my third go around with a brisket. Smoked a flat two weeks ago and it came out great. Now I am documenting this trimmed 7.5lb monster. Prepped with mustard and my own rub. Its about 5a.m. and she is smoking at 235 with a mix of mesquite and Apple chips. More pictures to come soon[ATTACHMENT=1732]IMAG0644.jpg (1,322k. jpg file)[/ATTACHMENT][ATTACHMENT=1733]IMAG0646.jpg (1,219k. jpg file)[/ATTACHMENT][ATTACHMENT=1734]IMAG0648.jpg (1,380k. jpg file)[/ATTACHMENT]
 
Keep us posted on your cook . . .
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May I suggest something . . . practice patience with this cut. Start at temp. , leave at temp. 

I don't wrap my Briskets and do wholes (10 to 14lb) ; cook @225*F and leave my lid closed (letting the probes keep me informed) and keep my Smoke  Blue .

Blue smoke. . .

to good Bark , and

leads to good bark and fall apart tender...

My friend ,Gary in Tyler can enlighten you , good man.

Have fun and . . .
 
Where are the sliced pics?? Looks great nice job!!
 
Nice Job, looks tasty

Gary
 
Looks like there was some fine dining going on. Nice smoke, SN.

Disco
 
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