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Community => Butchering, Cooking, Recipes => Topic started by: carpsniperg2 on April 17, 2011, 10:35:24 PM
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Well I have been doing a lot of smoking lately and just had to share this one. I decided I needed to do a brisket and let me tell you this one turned out as good as ever! I just about made myself sick I ate so much of it :chuckle: Enjoy the pic :IBCOOL:
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looks tasty.
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Looks great nice job
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Care to share the recipe?? Looks great!
Mike
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Looks Tasty! :drool:
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Carp, I jsut ate dinner and now I'm hungry again after seeing that. :chuckle: Great job. How did you cook that one up?????? Great Job! John
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Thanks guys just finished a snack of brisket a second ago :chuckle:
Here is how I do mine. I take a brisket and inject it with the night before with plenty of Worcestershire sauce. Then I take a package of just the seasoning not the brine of high mountain jerky kit" my fave is cracked peper and garlic". I rub it on both sides and add johnyes and garlic to the mix. Let it sit over night. Next day before putting it into the smoker. Take a fork and spend about 30 min jabbing the sucker all over multiple times. Helps to tender it up and let the smoke in. I get my smoker hot! Like 350 and then put the brisket in for about 30min at that temp. That helps sear all the juices into the meat. Then I reduce the heat and add smoke hickory about 4/5 of a pan "my pan is very big" The temp I run at is about 225. Just let it cook and smoke until it reached your temperature level. Mine is 170deg. Depending on the size of the brisket 5-8hrs is what mine seem to take. This one was a little thinner and got done at about 5hrs.
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I just about made myself sick I ate so much of it
Makes me sick just looking at it :chuckle: Just kidding. Well done
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Fine hurt my feelings quad! Now I am going to cry myself to sleep tonight! I hope you are happy! :'( Oh and you are off my buddy list!
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Looks real good! :drool:
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Good looking brisket!
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Nice smoke ring! I made a nice smoker out of the old ceramic lined refrigerators. I will be trying your recipe!