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Dat's sum list you got there. Lots & Lots of work you did for those of us dat's toooo lazy to look for dem. A very big thanks!:thumb::thumb::thumb:
 
I really just want us to "go on" from here. LOL

Its time to hone our 25 Pound Shoulder Skills
 
Great research!

I'll never forget my first brisket when I was neophyte Q'r. I cooked it on a direct heat gassor. I didn't know anything about offset heat and smoking. When I pulled it off the grill, the thing was a lump of char that we could barely get enough eatable meat from to feed 4. My wifey and I were newlyweds and we were entertaining her folks. Good thing they all had a great since of humor.
:redface:

But the experience did help me justify buying my offset smoker several years later. :becky:
 
I can't thank you enough for this! This will undoubtedly save me from asking a lot of dumb questions when I do my first flat in a couple months.
Thank You!!!!
 
I did the NIGHT TRAIN EXPERIMENT the last two weekends. It turned out great. Now I can work on the rub although I believe simpler is better. Thank you Uncle Funk, for shining a light into the darkness to show the path.
 
Wow!:shock: This is awesome!:cool: A one stop thread for anything and everything brisket!:clap:

This must have taken quite a bit of time to research and put this together. Fantastic work!:bow:
 
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Wow this is a lot of help. Good stuff to read while I'm watching meat cook (once I finish reading the UDS thread and get that thing built). Gracias!
 
Oh wow, I am extremely excited to have found this...I've done several briskets before with a pretty good success rate, this can only help my consistency. And the timing is perfect, cooking about 60 lbs of brisket this weekend for a wedding.

Total bummer that I'm going to be stuck out here for the weekend cooking, total bummer indeed...
 
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