Brisket and Butt

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mr mac

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I fired up the new Masterbuilt this past week and challenged it to a dual smoke of a 10 pound brisket and an 8 pound Boston Butt.
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I mixed up my own rub for the butt (turbinado sugar Kosher salt, fresh ground pepper, chili powder, cayene pepper, paprika, cumin, onion powder, garlic powder and dry mustard)
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For the beef, salt and pepper only!
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I got the smoker up to 225 and added some hickory chips. It was 11pm on Thursday night when I started. By 1:30 I was already seeing some good color on the butt.
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I started spraying both with cranberry-raspberry juice after they reached an internal of 140 degrees and kept on going to 165. At that point, I pulled them and wrapped them both and let them go without smoke until they hit 195 and then I wrapped them up in towels and placed them in my cooler. That was about 9 am Friday morning.

At 6 PM when our church group arrived (only 5 people plus our 3) I pulled the butt...
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...and sliced the brisket. When I cut in to it, it seemed like it might be tough, but, it was not!
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I was really worried about how much meat there was for only 8 people, but they proved to me that we are meat eaters! While there was some left over, it wasn't much!

The Masterbuilt ThermoTemp performed flawlessly!
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