Following the 'Brisket Pachanga' recipe -- rubbed then coated with mustard -- cruising at 250 degrees. After 5 hours, temp is 130. Using apple pucks.
Upper tray is a point from another brisket for extra burnt ends.
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After 6 hours. Just passed 140 F.
Money shots:
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19 hours. Passed fork test at 185.
Now that's down right purdy!
Looks good.
Looks like that worked out just right; low and slow, righteous bark, fork tender and then the money shot.
Glad it worked out.
Good luck and slow smoking,
Pachanga