Early Morning Brisket with Pics...FINALLY

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Bruce B

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Got a nice little 10.4lb packer brisket that went on the WSM this morning around 5:45am; using Royal Oak Lump with pecan and cherry wood.

I used a mustard slather and rubbed with The Slabs "Wow Your Cow" rub on Friday night and refrigerated it until this morning. Later on I've got 4 fatties going on that I'll cook up and vac pac 3 of them for later use and probably munch on the other one. Enjoy your Sunday, 40º here and sunny today. Pics to follow.

Sorry about the pics...had camera issues then I had pooter issues.

Because of the camera issues I didn't get any early cook pics.


This is about 6 1.2 hours in, after removing the fatties.


I foiled the brisket at 170º, and added 1cup of beef broth/worsty sauce combo. Removed brisket at 195, separated the point, chopped the point for burnt ends; wrapped the flat and coolered for 2 hours.....this is the sliced flat.


Put sauce on the burnt ends and back on the WSM for 2 hours while the flat was resting.


Brisket sammy and sweet potato fries.

Brisket was OK but it turned out a little dry, not my best effort but definitely edible.
 
gsmith said:
do you make the fries from scratch or do you buy them frozen? I would love to try them

Those are fresh frozen right from the bag courtesy of our local grocery store. ;)
 

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