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pocoloco

Got Wood.
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Jun 21, 2011
Location
Chicago IL
Was a nice grilling weekend.

Done many low and slow, but this is my first hot and fast. Folks said it was my moistest brisket yet. I may be converted.

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Sorry guys, no sliced shots, but made this the day after.

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Then some brisket hash for breakfast the day after that.

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Need more meat, let's eat some steaks. Reverse sear goodness.

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Brisket, 315 for 9 hours... was a small 6 lb flat from costco.

Steaks, got it down to a science now. 275 for 30 minutes, then sear 1.5 minutes per side. Steaks will go up 10 to 15 degrees internal during searing.
 
Brisket, 315 for 9 hours... was a small 6 lb flat from costco.

Steaks, got it down to a science now. 275 for 30 minutes, then sear 1.5 minutes per side. Steaks will go up 10 to 15 degrees internal during searing.

6lb flat took 9 hrs @ 315?
are you sure you were running 315? that baby should have only taken 4 hrs max at that temp. i cook 18lbers that by the time im done trimming the fat and cropping the ends are 11 or so and they are done in 5-6 hrs @300.
the cook looks nice for sure. i have never had brisket hash before. i got a nice 18 lb choice sittin in the deep freeze callin my name, gonna try that out
 
6lb flat took 9 hrs @ 315?
are you sure you were running 315? that baby should have only taken 4 hrs max at that temp. i cook 18lbers that by the time im done trimming the fat and cropping the ends are 11 or so and they are done in 5-6 hrs @300.
the cook looks nice for sure. i have never had brisket hash before. i got a nice 18 lb choice sittin in the deep freeze callin my name, gonna try that out

Definitely 315, I have 2 calibrated thermometers in there and controlled by a digiq. Four hours in, the brisket was only in the 160s. It might be my BGE, but my stuff never cooks as fast as some of the cooks I see here. Low and slow would have taken me 14 hours probably. Some of the edges were inedibly hard, but I waited till the entire flat probed tender.
 
Right around an inch thick. It's probably around 105 - 110 internal when I pull it off. Then sear 1.5 minutes per side with the egg around 700 degrees at the dome.
 
perfect. I'll let you know if I choke on the ashes. Damn I'd have never even thought to try that without you guys. This could become a habit
 
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