I have family in town this week, so I picked up a small (just under 5 lbs.) brisket to smoke for them. Then the forecast called for rain all week (in Seattle? Really?)
Then, as is typical, the forecast changed once again, called for a dry Monday, so I pulled a Matt Hasselback and <STRIKE>broke two ribs</STRIKE> went to the no huddle offense.
Rubbed with an ad hoc variation on the "Sugarless Texas Sprinkle" from the cooking section, and on the grill:
Ran the heat around 250* - 275*, foiled for the last two hours or so, and rested for an hour.
Sliced:
Gratuitous close-up:
Turns out, four-year-old niece likes brisket! I think I'm starting to get the hang of this.
Then, as is typical, the forecast changed once again, called for a dry Monday, so I pulled a Matt Hasselback and <STRIKE>broke two ribs</STRIKE> went to the no huddle offense.
Rubbed with an ad hoc variation on the "Sugarless Texas Sprinkle" from the cooking section, and on the grill:
Ran the heat around 250* - 275*, foiled for the last two hours or so, and rested for an hour.
Sliced:
Gratuitous close-up:
Turns out, four-year-old niece likes brisket! I think I'm starting to get the hang of this.