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 Posted: Thu Jul 05 12 8:01 pm Post subject: Hot & Fast Brisket |
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| Posted: Thu Jul 05 12 10:04 pm Post subject: Re: Hot & Fast Brisket |
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| Dangerous Dan wrote: | | Did a 15lb brisket hot and fast yesterday. Everyone thought it was MONEY and worthy of a turn in box!!! 2 hours at 300F, wrapped till IT reached 205F then Cambro'd for 3 hours. Total cook time was 7 hours. |
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Dangerous Dan
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...and for the doubters, I did it again 2 more times with the same result. So, there!!  |
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| Posted: Wed Jul 11 12 1:49 am Post subject: Re: Hot & Fast Brisket |
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| Dangerous Dan wrote: | | Did a 15lb brisket hot and fast yesterday. Everyone thought it was MONEY and worthy of a turn in box!!! 2 hours at 300F, wrapped till IT reached 205F then Cambro'd for 3 hours. Total cook time was 7 hours. |
So is that 2 hours unwrapped, 5 hours wrapped, 3 hours cambro.
Or is that 2 hours unwrapped, 2 hours wrapped, 3 hours cambro.
I can't work out if 7 hours cooking time does or does not include the cambro time!
The first I would agree can be done and give good results in that sort of time, the second I would doubt either the time or the temperature!
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Dangerous Dan
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| Sorry I was unclear. The mind was thinking faster than the fingers could type. 2 hrs at 300F then foiled till IT reaches 205F, which was another 2 hrs. Cambro'd for another 3 hrs for a total of 7. Modified this from Myron's book. He wraps 'em in a blanket, I used the Cambro. We've done this at several comps this year with good results and will do it again at Gettysburg this weekend. |
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Good luck @ gettysburg look out for those other Dans 3ezy.
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| Dangerous Dan wrote: | | Sorry I was unclear. The mind was thinking faster than the fingers could type. 2 hrs at 300F then foiled till IT reaches 205F, which was another 2 hrs. Cambro'd for another 3 hrs for a total of 7. Modified this from Myron's book. He wraps 'em in a blanket, I used the Cambro. We've done this at several comps this year with good results and will do it again at Gettysburg this weekend. |
That's very doable, done it myself on a UDS, though it took a little longer foiled in the pan, but we're at 4500' to 5700' about another 20 minutes was all the difference.
Need to make sure the packer is point side down if you want to serve the flat to the judges, or it can steam too much in the Cambro, JMO!
I think I'm going to give it another go and see what I can do with a grate to hold the flat out of the juice, and do something with the point towards burnt ends.
Are you injecting with anything as well?
That could give your even better results.
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Isn't that technically 4 hours of cooking and 3 hours of hanging out?
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Dangerous Dan
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| bam wrote: | | Good luck @ gettysburg look out for those other Dans 3ezy. |
They won again. Those guys are on a roll. |
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Dangerous Dan
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| SoEzzy wrote: | | Dangerous Dan wrote: | | Sorry I was unclear. The mind was thinking faster than the fingers could type. 2 hrs at 300F then foiled till IT reaches 205F, which was another 2 hrs. Cambro'd for another 3 hrs for a total of 7. Modified this from Myron's book. He wraps 'em in a blanket, I used the Cambro. We've done this at several comps this year with good results and will do it again at Gettysburg this weekend. |
That's very doable, done it myself on a UDS, though it took a little longer foiled in the pan, but we're at 4500' to 5700' about another 20 minutes was all the difference.
Need to make sure the packer is point side down if you want to serve the flat to the judges, or it can steam too much in the Cambro, JMO!
I think I'm going to give it another go and see what I can do with a grate to hold the flat out of the juice, and do something with the point towards burnt ends.
Are you injecting with anything as well?
That could give your even better results. |
Yes, we do inject with a beef concoction. We got a call at Gettysburg this past weekend with this method. |
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Congrats on the call what is your team name?
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TOM BURNS
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| Posted: Sat Jul 21 12 4:56 pm Post subject: |
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| Dangerous Dan wrote: | | bam wrote: | | Good luck @ gettysburg look out for those other Dans 3ezy. |
They won again. Those guys are on a roll. |
that they are; and last week they were a dan short; mutha chicken took the weekend off!
@dangerous;nice getting that call; what place, and whats that team name?
also, i am going to have to do a 9 lb butt simaliar to this method today [  due to oversleeping ]....see how this works out....it'll be okay no matter what, as i am feeding family today, and they will eat almost anything 
pics later, if i can find my camera!
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| I was cooking with Aporkalypse Now from VA. |
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Dangerous Dan
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| bam wrote: | | Congrats on the call what is your team name? |
I was cooking with Aporkalypse Now from VA. |
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TOM BURNS
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| Dangerous Dan wrote: | | bam wrote: | | Congrats on the call what is your team name? |
I was cooking with Aporkalypse Now from VA. |
you were cooking with a good team then! even though mike was a bit perturbed after that one....and, i cant say i blame him!
nice job there, too!
[swiped form aporkalypse's fb page]
Finished Gettysburg with 9th chicken, 30th ribs (sigh) 11th pork and 3rd brisket for 6th overall. Congrats to The 3eyz machine and Smmooookin Gnooooome for their reserve.
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