99 pounds of meat -- post 1, the brisket


 

Gil Matar

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My annual midnight brisket party has expanded. This year we had 63 pounds of brisket, 21 pounds of beef ribs, and 15 pounds of turkey. I have a 22.5 with a Cajun Bandit stacker, and an 18.5:


daddy and baby by gilaadm, on Flickr

One of 4 briskets after marinade poured off:


marinade poured off, scallions sundried tomatoes and garlic visible by gilaadm, on Flickr

patted dry, and rubbed:


dried and rubbed by gilaadm, on Flickr

bottom brisket, with beer cans to hold up 2nd brisket:


bottom brisket with beer cans holding up extra rack by gilaadm, on Flickr

after about 3 hours:


after about 3 hours. 1 am or so by gilaadm, on Flickr

after about 8 hours, before foiling:


brisket in foil pan, about to be covered for more heat by gilaadm, on Flickr


after foiling, tip cut off for burnt ends, with great juices in pan that I used with the marinade to make the sauce:


tip cut off for burnt ends by gilaadm, on Flickr

rub reapplied:


rub applied where tip removed by gilaadm, on Flickr

one of four briskets being sliced:


slicing brisket by gilaadm, on Flickr

another one being sliced:


slicing 4th brisket by gilaadm, on Flickr
 
Great looking brisket...I've got to try one on the WSM, instead of the kettle...WOW great pics.
 
Nice job. Milwaukee is just next door ...

99 pounds. We call that a "Lampe" around here. I think Mr. Lampe calls it "Thursday."
 
That is some great looking meat.

And *this* is the smallest-looking WSM 18.5 I have ever seen ;)

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