Thanksgiving brisket

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I'm using a chargriller smokin pro duo with side fire box. Started off with mesquite and switching to pecan later. For the rub it's just salt, pepper, onion and garlic powder, chili powder and a little bit of store bought rub.
 
It should be good.

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Happy smoken.

David
 
I may need some advice. It's been on for 5 hours and parts of the point and flat are hitting 200 and the probe goes in with no effort. Other parts of the flat feel a little tough. Should I foil it or let it ride for a while longer?
 
Seems to be cooking fast! I cooked one about that size and it took between 14-16 hours if IIRC. I'd wait till it all probes easily then foil and rest.
 
That's what I thought too. I waited until the toughest parts probed tender and then foiled. It's resting I a cooler now.
 
Dinner report great idea I wonder if he kept the point and gave his neighbor the flat.
 
Well I think I waited too long to foil and with the gusty winds, my fire got too hot. The bottom formed a jerky like crust but the meat pulled right away. The point was all that was left and was tender and moist.
 
Looks good . so far , Gunny. now where's the finished shot
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 Don't tease us like that , we have a need to see...
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 , it's called O.S.D. ( Obsessive Smoking Disorder) , and drives us to look at BBQ as

much as possible...
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