I love my Homework - Brisket 101

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This is my second long brisket cook on my MAK Grill. The first was 14 hours, wanted to try to cut it down to 10. Fourteen pound packer, USDA Choice, aged 28 days. From my private stock (I own a butcher shop). Trimmed, rubbed, brought to room temp. I used BBQr"s Delight pellets Red Oak/Black Walnut mix.
Smoked at 200 until 150 internal temp. Foiled w/cup ajus raised temp to 325 to avoid stall, cooked to 170 internal. Then lowered the temp to 225 until internal temp reached 185. Removed from pan grilled another hour to firm it up. Let sit for 2 hours and sliced away.
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Beautiful! Still trying to master ribs on my new ( two weeks) country smoker. The learning curve is slower than I expected.
 
BBQ Grove here's how I've done mine. Peel membrane, rub with favorite rub. Grill at 250 for 2.5-3 hours you can mop your ribs with a sauce if you want. Then do a little thing called foil love. Melt some butter and mix in some honey and brown sugar and put that on a piece of foil large enough to wrap a single slab of ribs. Put the ribs meat down on the FL and seal it up. Put the ribs back on the grill for 30-45 mins. Pull the ribs off, but save the juice and grill for about another 15 mins, glaze the ribs with the FL. Easy to do and a real winner around my place.
 
Very nicely done
Making me want to do a brisket again

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I give you an A on your homework assignment! Your own butcher shop? Cool!
 
Pretty complicated way to cook a brisket at those various temperatures, but pretty hard to argue with that result.
 
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