15 1/2 Brisket Cook

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14 pound prime brisket from El Cortez meat market in Norwalk CA. Cooked at 225 and wrapped in butcher paper. This time using just salt & pepper. No binder. Ended up leaving more fat this time, tradeoff. more juicy, The downside just a little too fatty, problem solved when trimming the brisket up after the cook.

15 1/2 Brisket Cook


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Chett
 

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I need brisket in my life, thanks to those pics. Nice cook!
 
Very nice. Jonesin for a brisket soon myself!
 
El Cortez sources from Creekstone Farms right? Only ever cooked one but dayum it was good.

What did you think of just salt/pepper? If smoked using firewood it usually turns out pretty amazing!
 
El Cortez sources from Creekstone Farms right? Only ever cooked one but dayum it was good.

What did you think of just salt/pepper? If smoked using firewood it usually turns out pretty amazing!

Hi Robert,

They never seam to have Creekstone. The have some Omaha prime brand. I want to try a Creekstone packer. I once got a snake river farm Waygu and found it way too fatty. Do you know where in LA I can get a Creekstone? I am now sticking to Salt & Pepper on brisket. May ad a bit of Lowery's next time.
 
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