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moontz
Joined: 16 Jun 2009 Posts: 10
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Posted: Jul 05 2009 Post subject: 2 pound brisket |
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i cooked a 2 pound flat yesterday and what a wierd experience... smallest i have done before this was 5 pound flat. but this 2 pounder took forever.... 6 hours in, it was only up to only 130. i figured this thing would be quick, but it ended up taking 18 hours.... I couldnt believe it. was planning on eating for dinner... we ended up eating for lunch the next day.
tested temp with 3 different thermometers plus had a guru running. i know temps were accurate. just one of those things i guess.
turned out a little dry as expected but made nice pulled beef sandwiches. main reason i did it was a test of a new rub - modified bobby flays ancho chili rub. too spicy for comps but really good - recommended - receipe on foodnetwork.com |
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Pigslips BBQ Pro

Joined: 28 Aug 2007 Posts: 576 Location: Vineyard Country, Oregon
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This might be one of those time you just have to say............
Some things are still a mystery to me
While others are much too clear _________________
"The secret to creativity is knowing how to hide your sauces" |
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stetch BBQ Pro

Joined: 31 Aug 2007 Posts: 781 Location: Bay area, California
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Posted: Jul 06 2009 Post subject: |
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was that brisket from a cat?
how strange on the cook times. not surprised it dried out a bit, as it was probably a lean 2lbs. might have needed bacon on top to help baste it. |
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Oregon smoker BBQ All Star
Joined: 07 Nov 2006 Posts: 6246 Location: Portland, OR
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Posted: Jul 06 2009 Post subject: Re: 2 pound brisket |
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| moontz wrote: | i cooked a 2 pound flat yesterday and what a wierd experience... smallest i have done before this was 5 pound flat. but this 2 pounder took forever.... 6 hours in, it was only up to only 130. i figured this thing would be quick, but it ended up taking 18 hours.... I couldnt believe it. was planning on eating for dinner... we ended up eating for lunch the next day.
tested temp with 3 different thermometers plus had a guru running. i know temps were accurate. just one of those things i guess.
turned out a little dry as expected but made nice pulled beef sandwiches. main reason i did it was a test of a new rub - modified bobby flays ancho chili rub. too spicy for comps but really good - recommended - receipe on foodnetwork.com |
i do smaller flats all the time and have never had that happen but doesnt surprise me. i would have foiled it and continued the cook, i hate using foil but sometimes you need the crutch. |
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