Let's Talk BBQ
Recipes => Recipes => Beef Recipes => Topic started by: Sam3 on April 15, 2014, 08:47:44 AM
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Smoke was the one that actually walked me through a Brisket cook on the Kettle.
I did it a little different this time.
6.5lb flat, untrimmed ready for the kettle. S&P, that's it.
(http://i120.photobucket.com/albums/o164/sam3_album/749142665f88de5d3c1cc4991f8077b3_zpsa3cd5aed.jpg) (http://s120.photobucket.com/user/sam3_album/media/749142665f88de5d3c1cc4991f8077b3_zpsa3cd5aed.jpg.html)
Did a 2x2x1 ring with Kingsford Blue with a few chunks of hickory.
Put this on at 7AM. Cruised @250-265ish for most of the time.
(http://i120.photobucket.com/albums/o164/sam3_album/fb7527fc6c3da8c2c3eecb0a21d99f51_zps0ff038fe.jpg) (http://s120.photobucket.com/user/sam3_album/media/fb7527fc6c3da8c2c3eecb0a21d99f51_zps0ff038fe.jpg.html)
Almost 7hrs later, IT was 164. Double wrapped in foil with 1/3cup of Hot Beef broth. Added a little more charcoal and then back on.
Probe temp tender (this was a first for me). I've always gone with IT.
It was close to 210 at the thickest part.
(http://i120.photobucket.com/albums/o164/sam3_album/6bc4d3a4dc1cf71ebda94abbdfa0c0cc_zps79355f7a.jpg) (http://s120.photobucket.com/user/sam3_album/media/6bc4d3a4dc1cf71ebda94abbdfa0c0cc_zps79355f7a.jpg.html)
OK, I didn't ruin it...
(http://i120.photobucket.com/albums/o164/sam3_album/6fe6473c4e91b3ba8fcd035ebb677cdd_zpsfdadc064.jpg) (http://s120.photobucket.com/user/sam3_album/media/6fe6473c4e91b3ba8fcd035ebb677cdd_zpsfdadc064.jpg.html)
Meat and taters.
(http://i120.photobucket.com/albums/o164/sam3_album/e0cbf88ff4480cea3c299dfc8c28ecb2_zpsf3b66ef9.jpg) (http://s120.photobucket.com/user/sam3_album/media/e0cbf88ff4480cea3c299dfc8c28ecb2_zpsf3b66ef9.jpg.html)
(http://i120.photobucket.com/albums/o164/sam3_album/d64b9e61c75723176631d6fa10fec0e0_zpse7790093.jpg) (http://s120.photobucket.com/user/sam3_album/media/d64b9e61c75723176631d6fa10fec0e0_zpse7790093.jpg.html)
Thanks for looking.
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Man that looks great!
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Looks like you perfected brisket on your kettle!!! Looks great!!! Don
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You sure it ain't ruined? Maybe you need to send it to my house so I can try it for you just to make sure ;)
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Looks perfect. Amazing what happens when you quit relying on the temp for brisket doneness and get that butter tender probe feel.
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Now that is a beautiful cook Sam! :P
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Scrumptious!!!
(http://i854.photobucket.com/albums/ab105/papa_peter/Emoticons/clap_zps2530827c.gif)
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look how juicy it is. that smoke ring is great. knocked this brisket cook out of the park. kettle cooking is fun. :)
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Perfect briskie. A kettle can produce a brisket as good as any off-set can 8) 8)
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That is one great looking smoke ring on that brisket, nicely done. ;)
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Fantastic looking brisket Sam!
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Excellent! That may be one of the best brisket flats I have ever seen.
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Beautiful! I'd eat that!
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OMFG, that looks Awesome, ya nailed it, wow ;D
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Perfect Sam,cant get better.
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S3, that looks delicious.
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wow
(https://lh6.googleusercontent.com/T1i8wWsZ-_LlqC3t4baAr1PdO3_0ff9XG1EFvIyj0zY=s219-p-no)
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Looks perfect to me..I had a briskie cooked for me last week..in a crockpot..it was horrible, terrible ,hack ptooie, but I had to eat some..YUCK. wish I had some of yours. Pam .☆´¯`•.¸¸. ི♥ྀ.
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Great looking brisket! I'd eat that for sure.
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That sure looks good. Nice job
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Nice Job Sam, Looks Excellent!!
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Excellent cook.