Guess I'm doing a brisket this week after all.

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Way to battle Mother Nature and it looks pretty damn good from here, Geez:  use your water bath??   :deadhorse:   My bad, that was a real Richardhead comment:  we good??

You could have posted charred skunkmeat, and it would been better than I've been able to come up with this week:  sustained 45MPH winds off Green Bay, with gusts to over 60 for Tuesday, Wednesday, and most of yesterday.  Today:  awoke to 7 degrees, and didn't get above about 20, so I'm living vicariously through the rest of you.

Only saving grace are some pretty neat looking ice shoves that I'll post pics over the weekend.  Nice work, Geez! 

A yup, used my trusty foil pan half full of water. Between using a Kamodo cooker with good gaskets (much of which I added in spots the manufacturer didn't bother with) my controller and the added thermal mass of the pan, I find it quite easy to control my desired temperature. In fact I'd bet my rig is better in that regard than my wife's wall oven. Also, when the water goes in the pan it's hot. Usually toward the end most, sometimes all of it gone. By then it has done its job and doesn't interfere with bark texture or whathaveyou.

That was a weird front that came through last night. Barometric pressure dropped so fast my ears popped like on an airplane. First time I've ever raised the pit temp and the IT of the meat went down instead of up. Weird.
 
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