I had a couple of brisket flats that I was going to make Pastrami out of but since I won't be home this weekend to enjoy I decided to make a Texas style brisket.
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I started with a small Brisket Flat, Spicy Brown Mustard and John Henry's Texas Brisket Rub.
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Rub the mustard in thoroughly...
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Then apply a liberal amount of rub.
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I turned my Bradley on and started to build a fire inside my Bradley Smoke Adapter.
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After the cabinet reached 250f I placed the Brisket inside my Bradley 6 Rack.
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After 2 hours of smoke I place the probe of my Digital Thermometer in the brisket.
After 4 hours of smoke and 11 inside my smoker the brisket reached 188f. I pulled and wrapped in foil, several layers, then placed inside my house oven at 170f for 2 1/2 hours.
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At the end of the 2 1/2 hours I pulled out of and...
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unwrapped.
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I allowed the brisket to rest for 15 minutes.
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Trimmed the fat cap before slicing.
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Grab a plate and Enjoy!
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Let's Eat!!
Hey do you get a better smoke flavor useing chunks and charcoal vs useing pucks have always wonderd about that? Nice looking brisket BTW
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BOING! TILT!
Too Kewl. 8)
That brisket looks perfect Mark ;)
That'll work!
WHOA! That is some good looking brisket. Good thing they don't judge briskets at Paducah's BBQ Fest because you just posted the winning entry.
Thats a good looking brisket Mark. be good for some traveling Sammies I would bet.
Quote from: Tenpoint5 on September 21, 2011, 07:56:48 AM
Thats a good looking brisket Mark. be good for some traveling Sammies I would bet.
Mmmmmmmmmm....
Brisket Sammies!!
Quote from: mnmike on September 20, 2011, 09:40:45 PM
Hey do you get a better smoke flavor useing chunks and charcoal vs useing pucks have always wonderd about that? Nice looking brisket BTW
I personally think that Bradley has something with their slogan...."Savor the Flavor"
I use both.... wood chips or chunks for the eye candy but I add Bradley pucks to add flavor to each smoke.
I'm a true believer in the Bradley Pucks.
Nice looking brisket.
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Nice smoke ring! Looks KILLER!
Quote from: hal4uk on September 25, 2011, 05:18:52 PM
Nice smoke ring! Looks KILLER!
X2 really nice job for a rainy day.....