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Community => Butchering, Cooking, Recipes => Topic started by: WCTaxidermy on February 15, 2013, 06:03:53 PM
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I BBQ'd up a 17 pound full packer brisket for Valentines day dinner but decided to do an all night cook that night, so we had it a day late. It was worth the wait. Thought I would share some pic's with you.
Trimmed and Rubbed ready for the Pellet Stove.
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Internal Temp at 165 ready for wrapping.
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Up to temp and Ready for a 3 hour rest.
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Sliced up and ready to eat!
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There were just enough left overs for a few sandwiches for fishing. :chuckle:
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bakes beans on the side, great choice, I love it! dangit now im hungry :drool:
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Kc,
Looks like a very nice job on the brisket.
Im over in France and you have to go and post pictures like that. What a dog.. :dunno:
Let me see a horse steak or Kc's smoked brisket. Not a very hard choice.
Nice job Brother man. :tup:
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Nice smoke looks great
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Thanks guy's, I love doing up them briskets. Briskets and Tri-Tip's are my favorite. John
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bakes beans on the side, great choice, I love it! dangit now im hungry :drool:
:EAT: :whoo:
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Been wanting to do that for a while. Do you have a recipie
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Been wanting to do that for a while. Do you have a recipie
Yes I do, it's a two day process and it is specific to the style of cooker/BBQ your using. Thanks for the compliments guy's.