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High Heat Brisket = WIN!!! w/ pics

 
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USDA Monkey
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PostPosted: Jul 12 2010    Post subject: High Heat Brisket = WIN!!! w/ pics Reply with quote

I just made my first brisket in 4 years using the High Heat Method. The last time I made one was on my off-set. It was tough as shoe leather. I've had my wsm for over 3 years and even though it can produce some of the best bbq there is I haven't made a brisket on it until today. Needless to say it was awesome. Even the wife said it was the best thing I have ever made and I have to agree.

Here's the 6lb flat from Sam's being sliced after the HHM.

I ordered a 12" Graton while this was smoking for next time.



Made some sauce from the drippings by adding 3 TBS of splenda, half a small can of tomato paste and 1 tbs Worcestershire sauce. Holy crap it was good!
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PostPosted: Jul 12 2010    Post subject: Reply with quote

Looks great! Nice smoke ring also. Great job USDA!!
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PostPosted: Jul 12 2010    Post subject: Reply with quote

Looks awesome.
Beautiful smoke ring.
Looks delicious.
Very nicely done Very Happy
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PostPosted: Jul 12 2010    Post subject: Reply with quote

High heat briskey lookin good. Very Happy Very Happy Very Happy
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PostPosted: Jul 12 2010    Post subject: Reply with quote

Very nice looking brisket Monkey! Gotta love brisket sammies!

The sauce you put on it sounds great too. Smile
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PostPosted: Jul 12 2010    Post subject: Reply with quote

That brisket is definitely something to be proud of, Monkey. It is absolutely beautiful! Talk about a perfect smoke ring. Heck, I've been smoking casually for about 5 years and I could use a tip or two. Why don't you come to Indiana some time? LOL.

Seriously. Really good stuff. I bet it was delicious.
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PostPosted: Jul 12 2010    Post subject: Reply with quote

That is a great looking brisket. If you don't mind, at what temperature did you smoke at and for how long. Again, nice looking brisket.
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PostPosted: Jul 13 2010    Post subject: Reply with quote

TBASS wrote:
That is a great looking brisket. If you don't mind, at what temperature did you smoke at and for how long. Again, nice looking brisket.


I smoked it at about 325-340 degrees for 2.5 hours fat side down(reached 165-170 degrees) then placed it in a foil pan fat side up and covered it with foil. I cooked it for another 2 hours(reached 195-200+). I then took it out of the pan and let it firm up in smoked for about 20 minutes. At this time the smoker was running at 300 degrees. I then let is rest on the kitchen counter for 30 minutes covered in the foil pan but without the juices.
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PostPosted: Jul 14 2010    Post subject: Reply with quote

Awesome, looks tender and juicy. I tryed the high temp thingy awile back but with negitive results yours makes me wanna try again. Thanks for sharing
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PostPosted: Jul 15 2010    Post subject: Reply with quote

USDA Monkey, awesome job on the high heat brisket. Very Happy I have never tried one, I am a little worried about overcooking it. ( flash backs of my younger smoking experiences) Laughing Yours looks delicious, beautiful color, looks moist and sliced fantastic. Nicely done my man. Very Happy
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PostPosted: Jul 17 2010    Post subject: Reply with quote

One thing I forgot to mention was I took my 48 blade Deni meat tenderizer to the brisket before I seasoned and cooked it. Not sure if it made a difference but it turned out so good i'm going to do it again.
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