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Rubbing N Smoking

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  • PapaSopP PapaSop

    tarp
    Guess I’ll have to try a brisket. My one son has been bugging me about it for some time. Look’s great.

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    PapaSop I like doing them the hot and fast method that way you don’t have to babysit the brisket all day!

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      PapaSop I like doing them the hot and fast method that way you don’t have to babysit the brisket all day!

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      @s-a-m
      More details on that would be appreciated. The reason I’ve shrugged off on this is because of the long smoke time. Thanks.

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        @s-a-m
        More details on that would be appreciated. The reason I’ve shrugged off on this is because of the long smoke time. Thanks.

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        PapaSop I will have to look up the recipe and get back to you.

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          @s-a-m
          More details on that would be appreciated. The reason I’ve shrugged off on this is because of the long smoke time. Thanks.

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          PapaSop smoker/grill set to 350°f place brisket in a foil pan cook for 2 1/2hrs, cover pan with foil cook 1 1/2hrs or till point end reaches 205°f IT, wrap covered pan with blanket and place in cooler for 3-4 hrs

          That’s how I do them cept first 2 1/2hrs I don’t use a pan.

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          • PapaSopP PapaSop

            @s-a-m
            More details on that would be appreciated. The reason I’ve shrugged off on this is because of the long smoke time. Thanks.

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            PapaSop Just google Myron Mixon’s method. He’s the King of hot and fast brisket.

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              PapaSop Just google Myron Mixon’s method. He’s the King of hot and fast brisket.

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              Tex_77 that’s where that’s from.

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                Tex_77 that’s where that’s from.

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                @s-a-m Mixon is the king no doubt.

                GT

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                  You can just put a few hours of smoke on it then wrap and finish in the pk or oven till tender. It does better that way if you got enough smoke.

                  GT

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                    Thanks guys, will check that out.

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                      @s-a-m Mixon is the king no doubt.

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                      tarp said in Rubbing N Smoking:

                      @s-a-m Mixon is the king no doubt.

                      Winningest man in barbeque competition!!
                      Have three of his books, very good reads

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