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First brisket

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Looks excellent Jim, very nice work on the kettle, you will enjoy for sure. I’d have been picking bites from that like a mad man.
 
Most excellent work there Jim. That brisket looks great.

Point for sure
Chris
 
Well I’m late to the party but saw your pics in svens thread so came looking for your post! Mickey done!
 
Alrighty Gents, non-gents, and those questioning! Here’s the story…9.5 hours and 250 -ish degrees on the kettle and it was probe tender at 205 degrees IT and 2:30 am. Foil boated it at 170 degrees. So I wrapped it in foil and into a 170 degree oven til noon. Then into a cooler and wrapped in towels.
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Bark suffered some from the wrapping.
Sliced beautifully. Passed the bend test. And came apart with a gentle tug.
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Had a pretty little smoke ring and was extremely juicy!
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Will I do it again? Heck yeah! Family all raved over it and I thought it was pretty good.
Want to thank all you folks on here for the advice, tips, and encouragement you all give.
Jim
Looks pretty darned good to me - I almost don't believe this is your first time! :emoji_thumbsup:
 
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