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Brisket and a Badger win!


 

Ed M.

TVWBB Guru
Decided to do a brisket today. Watched the Badgers win their first game of the season during the cook. :)

Seasoned up a 12 lb. brisket. Cooked on the WSM using a mix of Kingsford blue, Grove lump charcoal and a few pieces of red oak for smoke.

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On to the WSM for a few hours. Here are some action pics. Put some foil under the outer edges to keep them from getting too dried out. Worked out well.

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4 hours in and ready to go in to a foiled pan until probe tender.

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Had to doctor up a pan to get the WSM cover on. Worked out fine. Foiled the top and let the WSM go wide open and checked every half hour for tenderness. Took about 2 more hours.


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Probe tender and cooling down until slice time!

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Will update later after the slicing. I did sample some of the point and it sure was tasty.

Thanks for looking!
 
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Great looking cook! And all I'm doing is making nachos and watching what I think might be a OSU Buckeye win.
 
Here are a couple of pic of the flat sliced up. Tough to get good indoor flash pics.:(

The brisket was very tasty and pull apart tender.

Again, thanks for looking!

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Nice ring. Great lookin cookin.

I haven't done a packer in a while. You've given me inspiration to do one.

Congrats on your team win. Sure is good football is back.
 
Ed,

Looks like 2 Wins today !!! If there is such a thing as a Brisket Beauty contest, You would win, Hands Down !

Excellent Cook. My hat's off to the pitmaster !!!
 

 

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