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Old 10-13-2011, 04:03 PM   #1
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Default Night Train Brisket Link?

Ok so after making many briskets and being confused about what a 'good' brisket is, i saw a post about doing a night train brisket so i dont waste countless briskets before knowing what im trying to accomplish.


So i gave that some thought, and figured instead of throwing old mr packer into the cooker this weekend, maybe ill do a night train brisket and see what exactly the right cooked brisket will yield me.


Does anyone have the exact link to the directions for the Night Train Brisket? Or where i can find the instructions?

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Under Great Tutorials and Wisdom Section/Barbafunkoramaque. I'd also pay close attention to Bigabyte's brisket tutorial as well.

http://www.bbq-brethren.com/forum/sh...d.php?t=102415
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Here's the funk.

http://www.bbq-brethren.com/forum/sh...+train+brisket


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cliff notes please.
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cliff notes please.
Cook it till it's tender. You'll know it's tender 'cause it will feel tender. If it's tough, that's because it hasn't been cooked until it's tender.
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thanks guys.


ya my briskets have def been undercooked. i read one of those before, but by the time i go to cook i forget the point of it and i monitor the temp. i think they are done, and they taste dry to me, so i feel that i left them on too long. but in reality i think they werent done yet.

so ill do the midnight brisket tomorrow and ill see how it goes.


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Btw... That was some funky %&#!!!
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Take the point off and simply cook the flat.
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