Lotsa lunches
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Lotsa lunches
After a good week of turkey lunches, I decided it would be nice to have brisket. Threw an 11lb choice on the Camp Chef this morning. I'm sure more pics will follow!
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Re: Lotsa lunches
If you don't mind....temp and your method of cook. Eta? Thanks.
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Re: Lotsa lunches
Not foiling on this go around, letting it go nekid till it's done. Unless the bark gets to be too dark, of course.
My Camp Chef has a "lo smoke" and "high smoke" setting. I use the "high smoke" setting for the first few hours, in this case, it was bout 6. Then I turn it up to 275 until it's done. I expect it to take at least another 3 hours. Just checked it and it's at 152 in the middle of the flat. Bark's looking good though.
My Camp Chef has a "lo smoke" and "high smoke" setting. I use the "high smoke" setting for the first few hours, in this case, it was bout 6. Then I turn it up to 275 until it's done. I expect it to take at least another 3 hours. Just checked it and it's at 152 in the middle of the flat. Bark's looking good though.
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Due to time constraints, this cook has been modified from its original version to fit in the time alotted. Click the pictures for right-side-up...
Man, this is slow going today. Chugging right along until the lead up to the stall. Hit 150 at about 3:30. Turned it up to 275.
Fast forward to 6, and internal was at 161 and hanging out.
It's at 165 right now (8:04 central) so I broke out the old Texas Crutch in the hopes I'll get to go to bed at a decent time. Fortunately I am not cutting it tonight or anything. Slicing tomorrow for lunches.
Man, this is slow going today. Chugging right along until the lead up to the stall. Hit 150 at about 3:30. Turned it up to 275.
Fast forward to 6, and internal was at 161 and hanging out.
It's at 165 right now (8:04 central) so I broke out the old Texas Crutch in the hopes I'll get to go to bed at a decent time. Fortunately I am not cutting it tonight or anything. Slicing tomorrow for lunches.
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Re: Lotsa lunches
Well, it shot up really fast. Pulled at 204, at 9:08. Makes it just under an 11 hour cook. I may slice a piece off tonight for a taste test, but will do the real slicing tomorrow.
We had chicken thighs for dinner. Brought it in the house and my wife says "that's not fair...Now I'm hungry again."
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We had chicken thighs for dinner. Brought it in the house and my wife says "that's not fair...Now I'm hungry again."
Thanks for bearing with me!
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Well, I couldn't wait. Sliced up and will be vacuum sealed in the morning. Click pics for non-gravity defying....
Slicing well
Very tender
All done. The flat and the first 2/3 of the point sliced really well. The last third of the point, not so much. But, at least I got samples out of the deal!
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Slicing well
Very tender
All done. The flat and the first 2/3 of the point sliced really well. The last third of the point, not so much. But, at least I got samples out of the deal!
As always, thanks for looking!
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Re: Lotsa lunches
Yum!
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Looks good to me Counselor, even tho I did get a little dizzy trying to focus on the pics this early.
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Re: Lotsa lunches
Excellent
I'll bring some crusty French bread for Brisket PoBoys.
I'll bring some crusty French bread for Brisket PoBoys.
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Sailor Kenshin wrote:That is amazing. And hey, the click trick works!
The fella can whip up an awesome brisket AND he's a wizard too!!
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