Baby Brisket on my Baby WSM


 

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.



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Oakridge Black Ops brisket rub.

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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.

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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:

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Sliced:

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Served with boring boiled potatoes, and corn.

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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:

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Thanks for viewing my post, have a great week everyone!
 
i LIKE it!
Bob, besides being The Pork Steak King, I believe you have added The Brisket King to your list of titles!
 
That's a mighty good looking chunk of brisket. Great cook!!!
Don't you just love the 14.5!
 
Bob that is one pretty picture of food. Just the color alone looks awesome. I can only imagine how good it was on the sandwich. Great cook.
 
Wow...that is one awesome brisket! And then the breakfast sandwich?! Now you're just running up the score, Bob.
 

 

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