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Old 09-18-2020, 01:21 PM   #1
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I’ve got a small rolled brisket circa 1kg/2.2lbs.......

How long do I cook it for and at what temperature???

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Old 09-18-2020, 03:50 PM   #2
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I've not cooked a piece that small, but I would guess it is very closely trimmed - not much fat cap if any.

Now bear in mind I am just extraoplating here, but I'd cook it very low - 225? - for a couple hours in the smoke. Might be tempted to unroll it too, to expose more surface to the smoke.

Up the temperature to 275-300 and wrap it with some sort of liquid - beer, beef broth, whatever, until it is probe tender. Have no clue how long that might take. If you run out of fuel to hold that temperature you could just finish it in the oven. Once it's wrapped it doesn't matter - heat's heat.
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Old 09-18-2020, 06:18 PM   #3
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Oh, and I doubt you would need to take it much past 195-205 F. You will have to do the conversion to Centigrade.

Let us know how it goes. You might want to talk to your favorite butcher about getting a bigger piece next time.
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Old 09-18-2020, 06:24 PM   #4
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If its the same as our Rolled roasts/ called brisket.
Its may not be the same as American Brisket
We usually use them as pot Roast
Take a picture of the USA brisket to your Butcher
Just an idea
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Old 09-18-2020, 06:55 PM   #5
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Jowwy,

I've had good experience with chunks of rolled brisket from my good friend Jonny at Spinney Abbey in Wicken, East Cambs.

I, ever the Yank, would untie it/unroll it... cover it in rub, and just follow the directions for your average brisket here. It's probably the flat that you've got (based on my past experience). Cook it until you're happy with the color... perhaps wrap it, and check for done-ness by probing (great videos on YouTube from JasonTQ on the subject).

It being a significantly smaller hunk-o-meat, didn't take nearly as long as a full packer. I'd allot a good 2-3-4 hours at 250-275F... give it a good rest. Slice across the grain (sorry, I'm sure you already know this).

You'll be just fine. Have fun!
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Old 09-18-2020, 06:57 PM   #6
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I had not heard that. So is it usually chuck? I guess then I would not unroll it, but the cook might go the same way.

Do they look like this Titch?

(sorry - original pic too big)

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Old 09-19-2020, 02:30 AM   #7
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If its the same as our Rolled roasts/ called brisket.
Its may not be the same as American Brisket
We usually use them as pot Roast
Take a picture of the USA brisket to your Butcher
Just an idea
I don’t need a US size brisket, there’s only two of us in the house and one is not a huge meat lover..........1kg is enough to be honest
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Old 09-19-2020, 02:34 AM   #8
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Ok....so I’ve unrolled it and cut off the two thinesh ends and cut them into chunks for a curry or stew etc etc

The large middle section is now covered in a rub of salt, pepper, smoked paprika, garlic, onion powder, ginger, brown sugar........

I will let that sit wrapped in cling film in the fridge for today and smoke it up tomorrow when the weather is better.......

Will use oak and apple wood chunks in the smoker, soaked in apple juice and will let it cook at 225f for about 5hrs.......
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Old 09-19-2020, 02:36 AM   #9
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I had not heard that. So is it usually chuck? I guess then I would not unroll it, but the cook might go the same way.

Do they look like this Titch?

(sorry - original pic too big)

That looks like it
I believe ours is the cut inside the breast
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Old 09-19-2020, 02:38 AM   #10
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I don’t need a US size brisket, there’s only two of us in the house and one is not a huge meat lover..........1kg is enough to be honest
Does it look like the picture Mikhail posted?
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Old 09-19-2020, 03:07 AM   #11
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Does it look like the picture Mikhail posted?
Curious
Yes it did look like that......but doesn’t now lol
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Yes it did look like that......but doesn’t now lol
Looking forward to how it goes
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