Whats for supper?

Smoked brisket

So I bought a whole brisket and since there is just me and my 83 year old mother, I cut the "flat" off and just did the end I normally make into burnt ends. Left all the fat on it, rubbed with salt, pepper, dried garlic, and a touch of paprika. Smoked at 200* for 7 hours until 160* internally. Then wrapped it in foil and raised temp to 250* for 6 hours until 198* internal temp.

Decent bark (Although putting it in the foil made it a little softer than I'd like), decent smoke ring. Meat was tender and juicy. All in all, not a bad first attempt of a tough cut of meat

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So I bought a whole brisket and since there is just me and my 83 year old mother, I cut the "flat" off and just did the end I normally make into burnt ends. Left all the fat on it, rubbed with salt, pepper, dried garlic, and a touch of paprika. Smoked at 200* for 7 hours until 160* internally. Then wrapped it in foil and raised temp to 250* for 6 hours until 198* internal temp.

Decent bark (Although putting it in the foil made it a little softer than I'd like), decent smoke ring. Meat was tender and juicy. All in all, not a bad first attempt of a tough cut of meat


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Looks great Fuzzy! ThumbUp too bad Y'a don't live near me, I'd definitely be willing to help you eat the leftovers ;)

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It was such a great day, just had to throw some Baby-Backs on the grill. Adding BBQ Baked Beans and Tater Salad.

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Now those are my favorite! :clapping: How'd Y'a know Yum!
 
Zammy, your Cajun chicken dish looks good!

And Fuzzy, ribs and brisket... Lookin' good! Nice looking brisket! Nice smoke ring! I do my brisket the same way. I always wrapped it in foil when the temp reaches 160 to 165 degrees and take it out of the smoker when it reaches 185 degrees and put in a cooler still in the foil for a couple hours to let it reabsorb its juices.
 
Ask and you shall receive :clapping: Sully you definitely do not disappoint, looks delicious ThumbUp now I'm depressed after reheating my left over chicken tenders :gah:
 

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