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First brisket

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Pretty dam good too .
 

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Good looking piece of meat there. More detail ? Type of smoker ? Time ? Temp ?
 
Looks good! Tell us more please...

Thanks,

Smoke ON!

- Jason
 
I used my combo oaklahoma joe I modified to keep the smoker cooler. I used the hood temp gauge and kept it at 250 for almost 7 hours for 6.5 lb flat brisket. It pushed through the stall without wrapping and for the most part is pretty juicy. I used hardwood chunk charcoal and hardwood briquets with applewood chunks thrown in once in a while.
 
By George I think you got it. Nice looking briskie.

Point for sure
Chris
 
Thanks everyone! I spent a lot of time reading info on this site and it really helped immensely. So thanks for sharing your knowledge!
 
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