More Brisket Practice...

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More Brisket Practice...

Really been working on my Brisket and consistency. Been cooking it at 275 and have managed to cut my average times on a 15lbs cook from 12 to 7 hours roughly.

My bark is turning out the way I want it to and the moisture is spot on. Pull tests have been pretty killer too! So yes I am a happy camper, considering a couple months ago I flat out sucked a brisket. Now though, everyone is loving it and that includes random people I have sample it so I can get honest feedback.

Will say I prefer my dry rub, none wet-mop brisket:

DRY:
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But I definitely ENJOY both of them.

WET:
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Gonna keep on dialing it in though... DAMN I LOVE TO SMOKE IT UP!
 
These two were done on a Traeger with Pecan Pellets. But for practice I've also been doing them on my big stick burner using pecan.

Key for me has been temp consistency, 4 hours exposed to smoke (3 hours fat cap down then 1 hour fat cap up), then I wrap and leave fat cap up. That is what is working for me.
 
I've tried both heavy foil and butcher ... I prefer the heavy foil. Meat turned out about the same but I seem to loose a bit of the juice if I use the butcher paper.
 
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