Bob Correll
R.I.P. 3/31/2022
This little 3.4 lb strip of brisket flat looked perfect for the 14.5" WSM.
Apple and hickory wood mixed in with lump.
Half a mini chimney of lit Stubbs briquettes went on top.
About a quart of water in the pan, and covered over with foil.
Oakridge Black Ops brisket rub.
Ran about 235 (hood temp) for about 5.5 hrs until it finally passed the stall and was 165 internal.
Wrapped in butcher paper, opened up vents to run 270ish.
Even at 205 internal, and 7 hours cook time, it wasn't super probe tender.
But I went ahead and wrapped it in several sheets of newspaper, and stuck it in the microwave (turned off of course)
About 1.5 hrs. later the big reveal:
Sliced:
Served with boring boiled potatoes, and corn.
I was very pleased with the moisture and tenderness considering it was such a small piece of flat.
Then there was this morning's breakfast:
Thanks for viewing my post, have a great week everyone!
Apple and hickory wood mixed in with lump.
Half a mini chimney of lit Stubbs briquettes went on top.
About a quart of water in the pan, and covered over with foil.
Oakridge Black Ops brisket rub.
Ran about 235 (hood temp) for about 5.5 hrs until it finally passed the stall and was 165 internal.
Wrapped in butcher paper, opened up vents to run 270ish.
Even at 205 internal, and 7 hours cook time, it wasn't super probe tender.
But I went ahead and wrapped it in several sheets of newspaper, and stuck it in the microwave (turned off of course)
About 1.5 hrs. later the big reveal:
Sliced:
Served with boring boiled potatoes, and corn.
I was very pleased with the moisture and tenderness considering it was such a small piece of flat.
Then there was this morning's breakfast:
Thanks for viewing my post, have a great week everyone!