There is always the option to smoke at a higher temp, say 275º or so. This will eliminate the need for overnight smokes which does have an advantage or two. I've been doing mine this way for a while now.
Yessir, I shoot for 275° since this is a good size offset I have. Briskets seem to be done around 10-11 hours, so yes it's doable but difficult to have meat ready around 2-3 pm.There is always the option to smoke at a higher temp, say 275º or so. This will eliminate the need for overnight smokes which does have an advantage or two. I've been doing mine this way for a while now.
Yessir, I shoot for 275° since this is a good size offset I have. Briskets seem to be done around 10-11 hours, so yes it's doable but difficult to have meat ready around 2-3 pm.
So, today, I have had the brisket in the drawer. Initially ran the temp up high to get the meat above 140°. Have been holding it down at the 140°-150° setting for a few hours or so. Just sliced off some flat down near the point and it was damn good. Still rendering some fat I guess. The point is, well, hard to screw up. It's damn tasty and juicy.
Just had some. Been in the warmer all day. It was awesome, well, besides the crusty non fat side that we didn't eat. Otherwise, man, it was really good.I love hearing this hahaha. You are getting it sorted out my friend. I see many an amazing brisket in your future :D
No prob. Now you know what to expect with the reheat. It makes having to worry about long holds a moot point :)Just had some. Been in the warmer all day. It was awesome, well, besides the crusty non fat side that we didn't eat. Otherwise, man, it was really good.
Thanks to you and everyone else for the reheating tips, etc.
Definitely.No prob. Now you know what to expect with the reheat. It makes having to worry about long holds a moot point :)