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BBQ Bacon

is One Chatty Farker
Joined
Sep 22, 2011
Location
Canyon, BC
Name or Nickame
Dean
As some of you recall I purchased a rather expensive 18+ pound brisket a few months back and asked whether I should cut it into more manageable pieces. Well against most brethren's opinions I did indeed cut it into 3 approximate equal parts. My first smoke was about a month ago and I forgot the pics, well this time I did take pics and it was awesome.

After about 5 hours of smoking I double wrapped it in tinfoil and put it back on the smoker for about 3 more hours. Holy was it ever moist and delicious.

Look out for the pr0n.
 

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Neither snow, rain, nor sleet, will keep me from my barbecue!
 
That brisket looks fantastic! Nice work.

Okay, I don't normally make resolutions... but I resolve to learn how to make a decent brisket in 2012!
 
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