Bucknekked
Full Fledged Farker
I will save the long story, but the short version is a friend of mine asked me to cook a brisket for his daughter's wedding reception. I said yes, I'd love to. Then I remembered while most all of my BBQ is pretty dang tasty, my previous briskets were closer to dog food than wedding fare.
So, I bought a practice brisket and worked on it Thursday: it turned out awesome. So awesome when I cooked the real deal on Saturday for the evening event, I actually felt confident. The brisket came out amazing and I can thank the folks here for helping out. Aaron Franklin and Malcolm Reed helped a bit too.
THAT's THE BRISKET GETTING READY TO SLICE: LOOKS AWESOME
THESE ARE THE LEAN SLICES FOR THE PICKY EATERS
JUST ME DOING THE DROOP TEST ON A SLICE: I THINK IT PASSED
SOME MOIST CHUNKS AND SLICES
SOME MORE MOIST CHUNKS AND SLICES
I really do appreciate all the help that comes with just asking for some on this forum. I don't pretend to know a lot and I'm always open to new suggestions. Particularly on a task like brisket. This was a great result. I'm sure it gets even better.
So, I bought a practice brisket and worked on it Thursday: it turned out awesome. So awesome when I cooked the real deal on Saturday for the evening event, I actually felt confident. The brisket came out amazing and I can thank the folks here for helping out. Aaron Franklin and Malcolm Reed helped a bit too.
THAT's THE BRISKET GETTING READY TO SLICE: LOOKS AWESOME
I really do appreciate all the help that comes with just asking for some on this forum. I don't pretend to know a lot and I'm always open to new suggestions. Particularly on a task like brisket. This was a great result. I'm sure it gets even better.