Pork Brisket

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Had 2 packs in the freezer,thawed rubbed with a Touch of Cherry
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This cut I was not familiar with
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it is very thin on one end bony on the other
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Seasoned and tied the flap over the bony part
into the smoker at 225°F gave them 2.5 hrs
smoke pulled and foiled
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2 hrs foiled
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It was ready to fall apart
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lots of small bones
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Sliced for dinner
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Plated with some baked beans,Anaheim Popper
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Thanks for watching
Richie
 

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Looks great Richie! Interesting cut of meat. Be curious to see what it was. Looks kind of like the flap meat on a rack of spare ribs after trimming like danmcg said above me
 
Nice looking meal Richie, that pork looks awfully tasty.

Point for sure
Chris
 
My first thought was Rib Tips removed to make a St Louis Rack but they have bits of white Cartilage, not bones. Looking at what Google says the brisket is, a portion of the Picnic Shoulder and front portion of meat just before the Ribs, is a much more substantial hunk of meat. So, this one is for Pop's as I have no clue where it came from. Looks good anyway...JJ
 
Looks great Richie! Interesting cut of meat. Be curious to see what it was. Looks kind of like the flap meat on a rack of spare ribs after trimming like danmcg said above me

It does look like that.
Richie
 
Looks delicious as does that Anaheim popper!

J this is tasty as for the Anaheim popper they were grown between some jalapenos so nice little bite.Thanks for the Like I appreciate it
Richie
 
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Nice looking meal Richie, that pork looks awfully tasty.

Point for sure
Chris

Chris it is tasty an tender I didn't use any sauce,just the rub.Thanks for the Point I appreciate it
Richie
 
My first thought was Rib Tips removed to make a St Louis Rack but they have bits of white Cartilage, not bones. Looking at what Google says the brisket is, a portion of the Picnic Shoulder and front portion of meat just before the Ribs, is a much more substantial hunk of meat. So, this one is for Pop's as I have no clue where it came from. Looks good anyway...JJ

JJ They do have some of the cartilage I think these were the last 2 packs we had.
Richie
 
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JJ Thanks for the Like I appreciate it
Richie
 
Richie , looks good . That's a tasty piece of meat . I like the way you did no sauce .
My first thought was Rib Tips removed to make a St Louis Rack
I just watched a video on trimming spares that JJ posted . The butcher in the video called the trim " brisket bone " .
 
I too at first thought it was riblets but JJ says no so I don't know. The flap of ribs would not have any bones. But anyway they looked darn good.

Warren
 
I too at first thought it was riblets but JJ says no so I don't know. The flap of ribs would not have any bones. But anyway they looked darn good.

Warren

I'm just not sure. I've cut and eaten a lot of rib tips. The first pic of the meat looks Exactly like rib tips...But, I've never seen the small flat Hard Bones in the third to last picture! They are what's jamming me up...JJ
 
Richie , looks good . That's a tasty piece of meat . I like the way you did no sauce .

I just watched a video on trimming spares that JJ posted . The butcher in the video called the trim " brisket bone " .

Rich I can't find the video? Thanks for the Like I appreciate it
Richie
 
I'm just not sure. I've cut and eaten a lot of rib tips. The first pic of the meat looks Exactly like rib tips...But, I've never seen the small flat Hard Bones in the third to last picture! They are what's jamming me up...JJ

JJ Maybe I should dry them bones and bring them to a Psychic
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