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  • wvhunter1965W Offline
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    wvhunter1965
    Team Blue Canning Green Mountain Grill
    wrote on last edited by wvhunter1965
    #1

    Good morning all,

    I smoked my first brisket this weekend and I have to tell you, it was great.

    I used the Soluble Pa’s Marinade on the inside, Killer Hogs Hot Bar B Que rub and coarse ground black pepper on the outside. Smoked for 8-9 hours at 195 deg, wrapped with butcher paper and increased heat to 250 deg until it reached 202 deg. Put it in a cooler to rest (which was longer than expected) due to the meat reaching temp faster than expected and it was amazing. Pics are after the injection and rub, after 8 hrs and final product.I got too excited to start eating it and didn’t get a pic of the inside but it had a beautiful smoke ring and a lot of moisture!

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      Andrew
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      looks awesome well done!!!

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        zbigjeff
        Sous Vide Team Blue Power User Regular Contributors Cast Iron
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        It’s always good to obtain a great result.

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          glen
          Regular Contributors Team Grey Sous Vide Canning Dry Cured Sausage Masterbuilt Power User Meat Hack Winner Veteran
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          Hitting brisket just right is a feel good moment!

          Give a man a fish and he eats for a day
          Teach a man to fish and he drinks beer for a lifetime

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          • ChefC Offline
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            Canning Dry Cured Sausage Primo Grills Team Blue Sous Vide Power User Cast Iron
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            looks beautiful At a final temperature of 202, did it slice well? it had to be very tender.

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              calldoctoday
              Team Blue Power User Regular Contributors
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              Mighty Fine!

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                sidpost
                Team Blue
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                Looks good from here!

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                • Gary SchoenhardG Offline
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                  Congrats on brisket. Good thing lot of folks think it is for bigger only.

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                  • Gary SchoenhardG Offline
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                    Ment buger. Leaves more for us

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                    • wvhunter1965W wvhunter1965

                      Good morning all,

                      I smoked my first brisket this weekend and I have to tell you, it was great.

                      I used the Soluble Pa’s Marinade on the inside, Killer Hogs Hot Bar B Que rub and coarse ground black pepper on the outside. Smoked for 8-9 hours at 195 deg, wrapped with butcher paper and increased heat to 250 deg until it reached 202 deg. Put it in a cooler to rest (which was longer than expected) due to the meat reaching temp faster than expected and it was amazing. Pics are after the injection and rub, after 8 hrs and final product.I got too excited to start eating it and didn’t get a pic of the inside but it had a beautiful smoke ring and a lot of moisture!

                      F89CE109-130A-4924-93A4-AD7CF9218002.jpeg

                      EC507AEC-C44A-42D4-9DFA-B749929BB7FD.jpeg

                      3E986C83-7339-4464-9EEF-4D9BFA475A36.jpeg

                      PapaSopP Offline
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                      PapaSop
                      Team Orange Power User Veteran
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                      wvhunter1965
                      Very nice. That helps getting me closer to doing my first one. Only problem… $6.99lb. No way.

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                      • YooperDogY Offline
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                        YooperDog
                        Team Orange Masterbuilt Big Green Egg Dry Cured Sausage Sous Vide Canning Power User
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                        Holy cow! The prices are seeming to come down, slowly. Every now and then I run into specials and stock up and stay in touch with my local locker plant.

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                        • PapaSopP PapaSop

                          wvhunter1965
                          Very nice. That helps getting me closer to doing my first one. Only problem… $6.99lb. No way.

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                          Team Blue
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                          PapaSop Thats a bargain price in my area!

                          Better Living Through BBQ!

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                          • PapaSopP PapaSop

                            wvhunter1965
                            Very nice. That helps getting me closer to doing my first one. Only problem… $6.99lb. No way.

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                            sidpost
                            Team Blue
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                            PapaSop Sit tight. I have seen prices here in East Texas from $1.47/lb to >$5/lb. I know brisket is more expensive on the coasts in general but, price fluctuations happen out there too!

                            When you start talking over $5/lb, I start thinking about Creekstone and Snake River options personally.

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                            • ChefC Chef

                              looks beautiful At a final temperature of 202, did it slice well? it had to be very tender.

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                              wvhunter1965
                              Team Blue Canning Green Mountain Grill
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                              #14

                              Chef, It sliced like butter and ate the same way. Super tender!

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                              • PapaSopP PapaSop

                                wvhunter1965
                                Very nice. That helps getting me closer to doing my first one. Only problem… $6.99lb. No way.

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                                wvhunter1965
                                Team Blue Canning Green Mountain Grill
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                                #15

                                PapaSop, I found it at Costco for $3.99/lb

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                                • wvhunter1965W wvhunter1965

                                  PapaSop, I found it at Costco for $3.99/lb

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                                  wvhunter1965
                                  No Costco near me but Sam’s had it for the same $6.99.

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                                  • wvhunter1965W wvhunter1965

                                    PapaSop, I found it at Costco for $3.99/lb

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                                    calldoctoday
                                    Team Blue Power User Regular Contributors
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                                    wvhunter1965 WHOA! for these modern days & times.

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                                      YooperDog
                                      Team Orange Masterbuilt Big Green Egg Dry Cured Sausage Sous Vide Canning Power User
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                                      Just checked a restaurant supply store and they had brisket for $2.59/lb. About six on hand.

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                                        Team Blue Canning Green Mountain Grill
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                                        Nice price YooperDog

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                                        • YooperDogY YooperDog

                                          Just checked a restaurant supply store and they had brisket for $2.59/lb. About six on hand.

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                                          calldoctoday
                                          Team Blue Power User Regular Contributors
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                                          YooperDog WHOA! That’s even better. I found butts for .85 & some brisket flats so I can make homemade corned beef for 3.99. However, for the most part beef is still ridiculously high.

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