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Someone is gonna be eattin good!!Brisket flat. Rubbed last nite and on the grill at 8:30AM Pictures of rub and start of Q'ing. Will add more pic's later.
Came off smoker with great lookin bark. Now wrapped and waiting for 205. So far 6.5 hours.Brisket flat. Rubbed last nite and on the grill at 8:30AM Pictures of rub and start of Q'ing. Will add more pic's later.
Brisket done. 8 hours and it cuts with a fork.Came off smoker with great lookin bark. Now wrapped and waiting for 205. So far 6.5 hours.
Here are the final pics, best brisket I've ever done!I just put a 19 pound brisket on for tomorrow's dinner. We're having a bunch of people over . I trimmed it up, injected it with onion soup (something different). Used my own rub which is made of salt, pepper, garlic, smoked paprika, ground mustard, and celery seeds. It's running at 225 with hickory pellets until it's done. I have the fat scraps rendering for smoking for tallow as well.View attachment 5213View attachment 5214View attachment 5215View attachment 5216
Final picsI just put a 19 pound brisket on for tomorrow's dinner. We're having a bunch of people over . I trimmed it up, injected it with onion soup (something different). Used my own rub which is made of salt, pepper, garlic, smoked paprika, ground mustard, and celery seeds. It's running at 225 with hickory pellets until it's done. I have the fat scraps rendering for smoking for tallow as well.View attachment 5213View attachment 5214View attachment 5215View attachment 5216
Great pics thanks for sharing.Here are the final pics, best brisket I've ever done! View attachment 5232View attachment 5233View attachment 5234
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Looks delicious!Here are the final pics, best brisket I've ever done! View attachment 5232View attachment 5233View attachment 5234
Final pics
Look at that pull back on those bones! Nicely done.PB Forum posts and pics inspire! Grabbed a 3-pak of baby backs at Costco. Cooked 3-2-1...sort of, at 250 with smoke tube, Killer Hogs rub and sauce. Nothing left but a pile-o-bones!
Yea those wouldn’t last the weekend in my house lolPB Forum posts and pics inspire! Grabbed a 3-pak of baby backs at Costco. Cooked 3-2-1...sort of, at 250 with smoke tube, Killer Hogs rub and sauce. Nothing left but a pile-o-bones!
Well done sir!Here are the final pics, best brisket I've ever done! View attachment 5232View attachment 5233View attachment 5234
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I planned ahead for this one and bought all the whole spices, toasted them and ground them. I've done one store bought corned beef on the smoker which also turned out OK. The homemade cure and spice blend has a bit more vibrant flavor.I keep saying I am going to do a cornbeef/pastrami but I literally need to buy everything, spices, container the meat lol Shoulda planned for st pattys day but oh well maybe next month.
Oh im sure the flavor is amazing...I plan on doing the same if i can easily find the whole spices in the supermarket...the store bought cornbeefs I find in texas arent that bad though in the sense they pretty much taste like what mom used to make.I planned ahead for this one and bought all the whole spices, toasted them and ground them. I've done one store bought corned beef on the smoker which also turned out OK. The homemade cure and spice blend has a bit more vibrant flavor.