Yesterday's Brisket and Wood Pron

Corky

is one Smokin' Farker
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Jun 21, 2011
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Liberty...
Did a Walmart discounted Select with a scary thin flat. Oakridge Competition Beef and Pork Rub with Butchers Prime Dust injection. I use that for the mop adding Worcestershire and Apple Juice. Hickory splits in the offset.

As I cook my shop is about fifteen feet away so I got going on a patio bench project for my wife. Nice to work while smelling the pit in action.

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Point and flat separated for rest.
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Point sliced. It tasted good. This one is for a friend so I just had a bit.
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Cypress Wood project:

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Nice job separating the point and flat via the fat layer! I see too many people just chop right down the middle and defend themselves on it too.
 
That brisket looks great! I love Oakridge beef and pork comp!

Nice job separating the point and flat via the fat layer! I see too many people just chop right down the middle and defend themselves on it too.

I also am one of those who separate the point and flat by the fat layer. I thought that's how everybody did it. Until I seen people cutting it down the middle. I don't like the point and flat cut together as the grain is cut differently.
 
Nice job separating the point and flat via the fat layer! I see too many people just chop right down the middle and defend themselves on it too.



Yeah. I like to split it about an hour before taking it off so the newly revealed part can pick up a bit of bark.
 
That brisket looks great! I love Oakridge beef and pork comp!



I also am one of those who separate the point and flat by the fat layer. I thought that's how everybody did it. Until I seen people cutting it down the middle. I don't like the point and flat cut together as the grain is cut differently.



I usually use Black Ops but was out. I use the Comp for ribs. Love it on those, as well as butts.
 
Yeah. I like to split it about an hour before taking it off so the newly revealed part can pick up a bit of bark.

Nice Cook and Handyman skills.
Thanks for the Hint on separation mates:thumb:
 
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