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greg4547 Newbie

Joined: 14 Jan 2009 Posts: 39 Location: El Cajon, CA
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Posted: Jan 18 2010 Post subject: My First Brisket |
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Just wanted to post a Thank You for the help I got when I asked a few questions about doing a brisket. My main concern was the lack of control as far as readiness is concerned. "When it's done, its done" rings out in my head. Well, of course it was done about three hours before we had planned on eating it. As advised by the membership, I wrapped it up in foil, towels and threw it in a cooler. I was shocked at how well it held its temp.
Anyway, here's a photo of the finished product. It was a little over 14 pounds before trimming. I went with low-and-slow (250 deg) since this is what I'm comfortable with from doing shoulders and ribs. I injected it with an Au Jus with a little bacon fat added for good measure and hit it with a very basic rub. This was also the first cook using my Stoker and I was very impressed as how it controlled my cooker's temp.
Thanks again!
 _________________ NBBD and good ol' Weber Kettle Stoker
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Braddog BBQ Fan

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Congrats on your first brisket. Looks great!
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day_trippr BBQ Super Pro

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Looks like you did a fabulous job on that brisket, greg4547! It looks perfect from here! Congrats - and enjoy the eating!
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OwenStubbs BBQ Super Pro

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| Awesome first brisket!! |
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BluzQue BBQ Super Pro

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Super Job on your brisket greg4547
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| Looks good............ |
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NCBBQFAN BBQ Super Pro
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| Nothing wrong with that. I wish my first brisket looked that good. Nice work. |
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Everyone belly up to the table and dig in! Looks like you got a winner there!  _________________ LURKER
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| That brisket looks awesome. What did you use for the rub? |
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WoW One pic is all you needed, looks delicious  _________________ Got Fire?
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Looks good you sure that is the first rodeo. just tink how muc better the next ne will be. _________________ Never met a cow that I didn't like with a little salt and pepper.
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greg4547 Newbie

Joined: 14 Jan 2009 Posts: 39 Location: El Cajon, CA
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| KulinaryKila wrote: | | That brisket looks awesome. What did you use for the rub? |
Thanks. I used Dimitri's Gourmet Seasoning. It's not overpowering and goes great on beef. I fell in love with this stuff using it on steaks. _________________ NBBD and good ol' Weber Kettle Stoker |
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It looks good BUT......
You need to send me 6 or 8 slices so I can be sure
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Well, that sure looks tasty to me greg4547! Very nice work on that!! _________________
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Awesome looking brisket there sir!!
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Nice Job on your first brisket greg4547 looks very tasty  _________________
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I agree with NaughtyNurse, I needs about a half dozen of those slices
Looks yummo
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The addiction has begun. Great job. _________________ HBT Welding Offset Stickburner
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Very nice job on your brisket greg4547. _________________ Horizon Offset (Marshall RD Special)
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greg4547 Newbie

Joined: 14 Jan 2009 Posts: 39 Location: El Cajon, CA
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Posted: Jan 19 2010 Post subject: |
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| Flickster wrote: | I agree with NaughtyNurse, I needs about a half dozen of those slices
Looks yummo
Did you marinate the brisket beforehand? |
I injected with seasoned au jus, bagged it then poured the rest of the au jus in and let it marinate about 7 hours prior to the cook. _________________ NBBD and good ol' Weber Kettle Stoker |
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