Burnt Ends

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I think it is important to trim as much fat off the point as you can. After removing it off the flat trim that fat wad off the point (190* internal temp) . You will get more bark and the bottom crisps up pretty nice. If you can get it try The Slabs sauce on brisket it's delicious.
 
Correction

I meant to write that I separate the point from the flat at around 160* internal. I trim the fat off the point and place it back on a cool end and foil the flat with Rick Salmon's marinade and back into the pit on the cooler end.
 
Take all the juice in the foil and dump it in your sauce that you end up putting the burnt ends in. Cardiologist's nightmare but man is it good!!
 
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