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1_T_Scot

is One Chatty Farker
Joined
Jun 3, 2008
Location
Pontiac Illinois
I finally got a chance to try Mr. Wicks rub on something other than a Hamburger. It was ok on a burger but I preffer something like a Montreal steak seasoning or simple Garlic and Pepper on a burger.

The rub is really good keep in mind we are a Low sodium family and it seemed to fit that preference right off. The bark on the brisket was really good not burnt but kind of crunchy still. I could taste the the cinnamon and other spices after the brisket was smoked.
I will also add that i like sweeter BBQ Vs. Spicy (I like spicy food just not that much in the way of BBQ).

The Pron:

Rubbed and ready

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Whole Flat.
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Cut in 1/2.
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Some slices
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all the slices
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Beans
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it was cooked on the LBGE with Cedar grove lump and 3-4 chunks of hickory. 225 for 9 hours the Brisket started out as an 7 lbs flat. Restd for 5 hours then a little reheat and sliced.
 
Nice eats. One helping for me and another helping for....ME!!!
 
Thanks, It was really good. Funny thing is I only opened the egg one time during the cook for the probe test then foiling to rest. Maybe no pressure of not having anyone over and I slept through a lot of the cook helped.

Oh it was a CAB from Sams club.
 
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