Let's Talk BBQ
Outdoor Cooking Equipment => Grills & Smokers => Charcoal Smokers => Topic started by: sliding_billy on April 27, 2013, 02:52:34 PM
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Sorry for the lack of good food pron (I get yelled at by my kids for taking pics with the phone. If I bring out the DSLR while they are waiting to eat, I am in deep trouble).
Anyways... 12 lb Brisket into the 22.5 WSM around 5PM yesterday, taken out at 9AM this morning @195 internal. No wrapping, my standard peppery beef rub and beef broth injection. Point separated and cubed for burnt ends (more rub and some homemade "steak" sauce. Flat into the faux cambro for a while. Flat out of the cooler and ends off of the smoker at 11AM.
Sides courtesy of my better half (AKA Mrs Sliding) were pierogi and sauerkraut (with braised country style pork ribs).
I am already looking forward to more of the same for dinner (except for the burnt ends - the kids and I had those polished off before the table was set).
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That looks like a Homerun to me, Nice job!!
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Yup, outa the park on this cook!! :) Burnt ends don't last long around here either...I call em beef candy.....
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My wife looks at like I am nuts with all the pic taking I do.
Great job on your cook
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Overnight on the weber.....awesome. Looks like great briskie
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the last picture says it all. yummy. give me plate of that goodness. 8)
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Mmmmmm
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Nice looking brisket and the wife made some great sides!!! Don
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My wife looks at like I am nuts with all the pic taking I do.
Great job on your cook
My wife is the same way with me on all the pics I take of food..haha
Nice looking plate of food
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Now to see how much brisket makes it through the day for the vacuum seal. ;)
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GAWK!!!!
That is one of the most moist & fall apart brisket flats I think I've ever seen! I don't normally care for the flat, but I want some of that!
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GAWK!!!!
That is one of the most moist & fall apart brisket flats I think I've ever seen! I don't normally care for the flat, but I want some of that!
Thanks Tent. I do think I smoke a pretty good brisket for a PA (not too far from you I gather - I lived just a bit south of Erie, PA most of my adult life) boy transplanted to TX. I have to admit that the overnight cooks (nice temps and doesn't rain EVERY day) are a lot easier down here than back home.