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23:00.....brisket started

DubfromGA

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Well....I'm off tomorrow and slept late today. Figured I'd jump on a 7 lb brisket flat I bought Friday.


Son is outa school tomorrow and said he wanted brisket and cheddar sub like the restaurants serve.

I ran the existing coals for tonight's supper and then shut it down. Not much left of the Royal Oak (Walmart-red bag) that I use for faster stuff.

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Opened up another bag of my butt-ribs-chuck roast-brisket go to lump.


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This is why I love this stuff....big chunks that burn steady and maintain temps while adding great flavor.


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Loaded her up and used up the last of the cherry chunks I had.


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Ah yeah. Love the start of a cook.


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nothing like the promise of a freshly lit pit! we expect pics of the brisket!

Brisket pics forthcoming. :grin:

Water pan was the cooking pan from dinner just a couple hours earlier.


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Some leaks around the probe...seal is no longer pliable....time to replace it. Too many high temp steaks, I guess.

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i loves me some wicked good!!

Me too.

I've come to really trust it.



Aweful early start. It will be worth it though!

Yup. Seemed to fit my crazy sleep cycle.:crazy:



Loving this Black Ops rub.

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Did okay on the flat, it appears.



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Love seeing the top side take take the first layer of rub.....and then the next.



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The bottom, fat side found me skimping on the rub a bit and simply using mostly fresh ground black pepper and sea salt.


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Will be watching :pop2:
YES:thumb: now that's what lump should look like, after I use up this stubbs this will be my next lump to try:mrgreen:
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Rub layers on really well.


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Fat side down.... and lid down at 23:00.

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And so it begins....

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aaaarrrrrrrggggghhhhhhh!!!!!!!!!! just noticed as I saw this pic that the meat temp never was put into the meat. Easily remedied.
 
Will be watching :pop2:
YES:thumb: now that's what lump should look like, after I use up this stubbs this will be my next lump to try:mrgreen:
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Yup. This is the worst Wicked Good bag I've bought thus far. It was on display at my local ACE Hardware. No telling how many times it was tossed around until I bought it.

I prefer to get them from my local grill superstore. They get it by the pallet....direct from WG. ACE was only 4 miles from home and $5 cheaper.

I'll load up next time I make the trip to the grill store as I'd rather have mostly large chunks.
 
90 mins into this deal......

Going along smoothly.



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Excitement is really getting to my night ops grillin' pards.








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Sorry I'm a newbie when it comes to cooking briskets in my Vision ceramic cooker, but is it necessary to use a drip pan?
 
Sorry I'm a newbie when it comes to cooking briskets in my Vision ceramic cooker, but is it necessary to use a drip pan?

Maybe not.....but it seemed like a good idea on a 12+ hr smoke.



2/3 of the water will still be in that pan when I'm finished.



Worked my way through season 2 of "Justified" and started on season 3.



Stall hit at 160. Actually fell back to 156........lasted forever and is just now coming back to 162.


Gonna wrap at 170.
 
Will be watching :pop2:
YES:thumb: now that's what lump should look like, after I use up this stubbs this will be my next lump to try:mrgreen:
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You will be amazed how dense the chunks are! Especially compared to other charcoals. They burn for a really long time. I got 3 cooks on the vault out of 20 lbs so far.
 
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