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Enrico Brandizzi

Babbling Farker
Joined
Dec 16, 2013
Location
Rome, Italy
Hello my BBQ Friends,

2016-03-30 Brisket
‪#‎CreekstoneFarm‬
‪#‎chefchoise‬ grade
‪#‎lawrysseasonedsalt‬
‪#‎holycaw‬ by ‪#‎meatchurch‬
Smoked a 13 pounder (before trimming) at 250F.
Just some water added in the disposable water pan on the meat grate.
The drip pan was full of ash to avoid any off flavour caused by drippings.
After 10 hours in, I wrapped in pink butcher paper and put it back into the WSM wich was settled with ‪#‎BBQGURU‬.
Another 2 hours in at 250F and the brisket giggled nicely.
The probe test in the thickest part of the flat was a success.
I pulled off the brisket and let it cool down over the counter for 20 minutes.
Then moved into the cooler with blankets and let it rest for 2 hours.
At lunch time I separated point from the flat and sliced both against the grain.
Must say: PERFECTION!
Taste was spot on.
Moist was great also in the sliced flat.
Tenderness was perfect.
Obviously this is my judgement.


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thanks for stopping by.
Enrico
 
Your brisket looks great! But I'm confused by what I see going on in your wsm....I see the splits in the coal grate, but what's going on with the pan? Can you explain your setup to me? Your results look great and but I'm curious about that setup.
 
now that looks awesome! ill bet you could make some of those Italians convert from all that pasta to some of that there beef!
 
Your brisket looks great! But I'm confused by what I see going on in your wsm....I see the splits in the coal grate, but what's going on with the pan? Can you explain your setup to me? Your results look great and but I'm curious about that setup.

Ive removed the bottom grate and the water pan (that is lying in my cellar).
Ive installed a foiled pizzastone.
Usually over the pizzastone I put the drip pan with some water in it.
This time I removed water from the drip pan and filled it with ash (in order to absorb drippings and avoid off flavour caused by oil burnt).
Water was moved to the meat great.
 
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