Saturday Briskit

bikerm40

Knows what a fatty is.
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Spent the day Saturday tending to the kettle

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Picked this up Friday, trimmed injected and rubbed in the fridge overnight

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On the kettle by 6:am

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3 hours in first mopping and still drinking water

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5 hours and second mop means it must be 5:00 somewhere time for a Bud

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12 hours later the finished product

https://lh4.googleusercontent.com/-...ep2zw/w844-h476-no/2014-04-12_18-29-41_20.jpg

Just had showoff the smoke ring

Served with slaw and baked beans in bacon bowls
 
First cook on the green just picked last weekend

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Purdy!

More proof positive that a kettle is the most versatile, top-performing equipment made.
 
Hard boiled eggs is my guess. They taste a bit different. Dude from amazing ribs used them for a test...can't remember why he WANs doing it.
 
That's the first time I did eggs, smoked them for 2 hours then cracked the shells to let smoke in, not real smokey,kinda like boiled eggs, had them on without a lot of wood at the time
 
That brisket is a beauty!!

Re: The smoke ring.. I have a WSM and a Kettle. I always get a huge smoke ring when using the kettle. I think it's the closer proximity of the coals.
 
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