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Boshizzle

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Had the day off, so I thought I'd cook a brisket. I injected it last night and marinated it overnight. I rubbed it down this morning and started my fire. I put it in the Bubba Keg at 325 F - 350 F and let it cook. About 2 hours in, I foiled it and let it continue to cook. I pulled it from the cooker about 2 hours later and let it rest for two hours. I separated the point from the flat and sliced the point into chunks to make burnt ends, put them in a pan with some BBQ sauce and now they are back on the smoker. I will update finished pics later.

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Thanks, Saiko.

Pigs on Fire, you gotta use what you got. :-D
 
I'd recommend the following:

1 can of Campbell's Beef Consomme
1 cup Moore's Marinade
2 TBS Worcestershire sauce
1 TBS fine ground black pepper.

Mix it, inject it, and use any leftovers for the marinade. I used a double portion of injection/marinade (32 ounces) on this particular brisket.
 
i'm not familiar with the moores marinate. I will look for it at the local grocery. I hope to try this on my next brisket.
jon
 
Thanks, brethren.

Campdude, they were pretty tasty.

Here is the finished brisket. I ate some slices on white bread and fresh avocado for dinner. It was worth the effort.

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how much did your brisket weigh and what temp did foil and seperate the two. btw looks great.
 
It weighed about 14 pounds. I foiled it at about 165 F. I then let it cook until it reached about 205 F and took it out of the keg. I let it rest a while then separated the point from the flat. I've been cooking brisket like this for a while now and they always turn out good.
 
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nicely done! Your 205 internal temp..I assume it was in the point, or in the middle of the brisket where the point and flat overlap?? It looks fantastic!
 
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