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jrbBBQ 09-12-2013 08:28 PM

What's the fastest you've cooked a 10# or larger brisket
 
I haven't posted in a while and I thought this would be an interesting and fun subject. Mine was a 12 pounder after trimmed and it took 4h 15m. It was on accident, but turned out great. I put it one on an uds and went fishing for a few hours when I got back the drum was at 410*, I checked the internal temp, wrapped it and cooked for another 1.5 hours, rested it for 3 and everyone loved it. This actually happen a couple years ago, but for some reason I thought of it today and was thinking how fast have you or can you cook a decent size brisket.

Bludawg 09-12-2013 08:31 PM

5 hrs

Skip 09-12-2013 08:41 PM

5 1/2 hours on a 15 lb CAB prior to trim

Shinka 09-12-2013 08:44 PM

Christmas Eve 2011 I did a 17 pounder in 9 hours.

jrbBBQ 09-12-2013 08:51 PM

It usually takes me between 8-9 hour for a 15-17 pounder on my CTO at 250*, but with the convection fan it's more like 270ish in a normal (wsm) type environment.

CtTradArcher 09-12-2013 08:57 PM

Last Sunday I did a trimmed 11 lb'er on my offset running between 275 and 300. Put in on at 5:00 am. Was resting by 11:00 am. Should have slept a few more hours...

P.S. Was my best to date.

OL' Timer 09-12-2013 09:07 PM

5 to 5 1/2 at 275 in my Lang 84

smokeacholic 09-12-2013 09:49 PM

Hot and Fast
 
I have cooked brisket in the 12 pound range and had it done in 3 hours and 20 minutes. This did not include the rest time. Temp of UDS running at 390 to 420 F. Wrapped after cooking 2 hours. Never use any liquid containing sugar at these temperatures though.

ATXBBQ 09-12-2013 11:21 PM

4 1/2 hrs....2nd place ctba event out of 150+

aawa 09-12-2013 11:32 PM

12.2lb packer in 5hrs 15mins.

Hawg Father of Seoul 09-13-2013 12:44 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by jrbBBQ (Post 2622810)
I haven't posted in a while and I thought this would be an interesting and fun subject. Mine was a 12 pounder after trimmed and it took 4h 15m. It was on accident, but turned out great. I put it one on an uds and went fishing for a few hours when I got back the drum was at 410*, I checked the internal temp, wrapped it and cooked for another 1.5 hours, rested it for 3 and everyone loved it. This actually happen a couple years ago, but for some reason I thought of it today and was thinking how fast have you or can you cook a decent size brisket.

That is the temp range I am after.

If you would have took it to 400 to begin with... it would not have taken so long.

Seefyre 09-13-2013 12:46 AM

10 pounder for 5hrs 45mins at 300 on a kettle, best I've made yet.....

sliding_billy 09-13-2013 04:11 AM

Around 8 hours for a 12 pounder holding 275+. I can't bring myself to going too hot. I think they arrest you for cooking brisket over 300 in Texas.

Deep South 09-13-2013 08:39 AM

10 lb. @ 275 for 7 hours and I thought it was slightly over done.

oldbill 09-13-2013 09:06 AM

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Originally Posted by sliding_billy (Post 2623132)
Around 8 hours for a 12 pounder holding 275+. I can't bring myself to going too hot. I think they arrest you for cooking brisket over 300 in Texas.

Agreed, and even if there are no penalties for such an act in this life you will have to stand before the great judgment one day and answer for your transgressions!!! LOL! My pit rarely goes over 275 and if it does it's by mistake!:wink:


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