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Wyatt

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Settle in class, settle in.
Mista! Pay attention!
Norco, quit passing notes to Cowgirl.
Larry! Leave my Dad alone. Maybe he likes to eat glue.:roll:

Some of you need a good lesson. So here it is. You can have the $500 checks in by tomorrow.

Here we go.

10lb packer brisket. Point seperated from the flat.
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Cook them seperately so you can have burnt end sammies later.
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Set the drum to 275* using the Minion Method with cherry and hickory. The smoke should look like this coming from your drum.
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Note the bluish hue from the smoke in this pic. The smoke is ready.
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I will be back with more pictures for instructional purposes.:mrgreen:
 
We have raised us a cocky little cook, haven't we?

And we love it....

Let's see how it turns out.
 
Awesome, Wyatt! I'm waiting for the next class...

Larry, love the avatar.
 
Thanks, Wayne. Dive master gave me some knife skills at the FatAsh Bash.
 
Bubba! Sit down and quit sucking up!

This is afte a couple of hours. Time to increase the temp to 300*.
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Ok people class is back in. This brisket was trying to fool me last night. At 300*, it should ave cooked up at about midnight. But at that time it was only about 188*. I waited a bit longer, and the darned thing dropped 16* to 174*. It took another 2 hours until the probe would slide like butter. So you see, that using time or temperature is not eough. Poking it is the only way to make sure.

Here it is when I pulled it off at about 2:15 am.

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I'll have complete sliced pics later.
 
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