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I jumped the gun and pulled it at 175F - The reason I did is because it was getting late and the family needed to feed. Despite that, it came out surprisingly tender and I am pleased with the result.
Here is the brisket...
The cut...
The Enjoyment...
Thanks for your help...
Thanks. I started freaking out. It has stalled, but I keep mopping occasionally. It's looking good so far, I'm just afraid of drying it out. I'll keep ya'll posted and pics when done. Now I'm hungry.
OK... It's been in the smoker for 3 hours.
First hour, I let it go, then for hour 2 I wrapped it in foil with a little apple juice. Last hour it is back on the rack and holding steady at 159F.
I'm a little worried that it isn't moving... should I move it to the oven or am I fine where I am...
Thanks for the help... I will definitely break out the thermometer. The brisket was well trimmed and I am extra worried about drying it out. The foil idea sounds great, similar to what I do with my ribs. I will report with pics tomorrow afternoon and give a full report.
Thanks again.
I'm fairly new to smoking but so far, I do alright. I have mastered my pork back ribs and chicken wings and want to move on to brisket. On Memorial Day, I cooked a 10lb brisket and it didn't turn out well. I over cooked it, but I pulled it and threw some sauce on it and no one knew the...