Help on first brisket smoke

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robdelahaut

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Nov 21, 2012
2
10
Green Bay Wisconsin
I am going to smoke a 8.5 lb brisket flat and was looking for some tips to make it successful. Any pointers would be helpful, the temp outside will be 20 degrees.Thanks Rob
 
Rob, Hello and welcome...

intrested in your method , equip. and patience. Shoot us some Q-view of your cooker and (since this post is 9pm , your time.

I like to do a low and slow - wood fired cook :

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  When I do a Brisket I simply use S/CBP and maybe some Garlic and Onion powder. Placed it in a preheated 225° Smoker with probe in themiddle of the mass if muscle and watch the temp. until it gets to 200° - no peeking ,it can't  do anything but get GOOD
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I seperate the Point from the Flat and reseason ,sauce and re-cook the cut-up pieces for Burnt-Ends.

The Flat will slice for some great Sliced BBQ or great Sammies. Meat-a touch of sauce - Onion slice and Dill Pickles on White bread. Mmmmmmmmm

Wrap-up good and have some of your favorite Beverage close and listening to the Game...
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have fun and...
 
Rob, I went back and saw you were doing a Flat only... probe it , and cook to 190° to 200° , test in several places for tenderness and have fun... But you need to try a whole brisky some time...

Oh, and a Rule of Thumb for timing your cook . Cooking @225° you will need 12.5hrs. appox. - that's 1.5hrs,/lb of meat (however watch the temps. in the meat and go by them).
 
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