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Brisket Instructional
Highly Detailed Brisket Instructional.... check out at 30 seconds the care in which the Packer is placed in the Brazos.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n0HHfCqnwxg Up and coming Video teaser for the "Carolina" |
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I like the placement technique. But it seems like a waste of good rub...
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funny thing was the solidness of the packer on the first try got caught inside the door on the other side. The door is made of 1/2 thick steel too and still managed to pop the door open enough to come out the other side.
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We are not worthy!!! (Wayne's World mod)
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I think the packer was hurt during the toss-in, I saw it weeping for a while there.
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LMAO! Awesome vid! I also liked the "shove it in your face" serving attitude there! Can't wait to see the New Carolina. That mustard bit really got me feeling the funk.
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the packer was frozen. My neighbor got the bright idea he could take a frozen brisket, wet it, then the rub would stick, then freeze. I told him once it went into the pit and the glossy rub imprgnated ice melted, all the flavor would go away. It was an okay brisket as once we tasted a chunk at about 4 hours and noticed indeed all the rub was gone, we reapplied rub and it was fine.
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Great video and I liked the teaser.
Clarification Question: What does throw in your brisket fat down at from 270 to 325. I assume that it means fat side down (obvious) and cook any where from 270 to 325. or does it mean throw it in at 270 and bring the cooker to 325 to finish? |
What's the Carolina? please tell me it's not a new cooker. Naming an offset cooker the Carolina would be wrong on sooooo many levels!
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Looked like a waste of some fine beef. I hope you guys don't hack your meat like that:)
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But it is good to hear from you again. By the way.... I absolutely HATE cooking ribs on this smoker. Hate it. |
nice job Donnie...
no pressure but when exactly is "coming soon" ? |
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