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Yup, another Brisket thread.

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Since I had ordered the Nesco Sealer and it arrived today, I would need something to vacuum seal.
A brisket seemed like a good candidate.
The vacuum sealing will be tomorrow to give grease time to solidify.

This was normal price when I bough it.
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S&P and back to fridge.
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No pics in smoker as I did this over night. Just shy of 16 hours.
2 hours at 175f, about 11 at 275f, and remaining time at 310f.
At 5:30 this morning IT was only up to 149f, and wasn't going make it for lunch at 275f, so bumped temp up.
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A slice of heaven.
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Plate shot - Home made buns, some green chili, and a bit of Jeff's Golden Driller sauce.
Tater salad (store bought) and some asparagus.
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The aftermath. Slicing and dicing done.
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Nice looking brisket.

How often do you tend to the wood overnight?
 
Looks Awesome to me! And a perfect meal for my tastes!
 
Thanks all, appreciate the comments.
 
Looks great! $3.99 is a good price! Funny I thought Smiths was only in Utah.
 
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