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    Hands-On Brisket Class

    My dad's 75th birthday is tomorrow so I enrolled us in the Grill-billies BBQ Supply Hands-On Brisket Class. This was a great class, each student is provided and prime brisket and they walk you through how to select, trim and season their brisket. Than the students are able to cook the brisket when they get home.

    We have attended several classes at Grill-billies over the last couple of years. I would highly recommend them if you are within a reasonable drive of the Raleigh, NC area. We drive about 3 hrs to attends the classes.

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    My kinda brisket prep.

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      #3
      Nice. I get to Raleigh every now and then for work. Might try to coordinate a trip with a session

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        #4
        I wish someone would do this in CA

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          Final results from the class...

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            #6
            It looks good, but how was it?

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            • clb239
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              clb239 commented
              October 3, 2021, 08:25 PM
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              Sid P it tasted great, I thought the flat was a little dry for me but everyone liked it. The point came out perfect which is my favorite part...
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            What was the rub?

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            • clb239
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              clb239 commented
              October 3, 2021, 08:27 PM
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              zero_credit - it was injected with Butcher's BBQ Brisket Injection and the rubs were; Heath Riles Everyday Rub, Smoking Guns Mild, and Redneck BBQ Lab Beef Rub.
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            #8
            I love Grill Billies! Lard have mercy!
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            • clb239
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              clb239 commented
              October 3, 2021, 08:29 PM
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              scottranda I am big fan of Grillbillies, been there many times and bought my meadow creek cooker from there. I have attended 5 or 6 classes there and everyone has been excellent. Part of me wishes they were closer but my wallet is glad they aren't...
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              scottranda commented
              October 4, 2021, 05:20 AM
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              My in laws live 10 minutes from there. I am going to Raleigh on Wednesday 😬
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