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Starting off the New Year all proper like and a big WHEEW.

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    Starting off the New Year all proper like and a big WHEEW.

    First of all. Healthy and Happy New Year everyone.

    I got a little away from smoking last year, mostly grilling, because my other half doesn’t like BBQ. I know. WHAT!
    😂
    So I figured I wanted to get off on the right foot this year.
    Decided to do an overnight cook on the BGE using my FireBoard and Pit Viper fan.
    A 12lb brisket from Creekstone Farms. Seasoned with Henrik ‘s Bonafide Beef Rub.
    All seems good until I try plugging in the wire harness into the FireBoard for the controller. It doesn’t go in 😬.
    Turns out 4 pins are bent. WTF? Anyway I bend the pins straight. No problem until the last pin. It freekin breaks off. GREAT. Now what do I do. I scramble and try hooking it up anyway. Low and behold it works. WHEEW. Game on. Oh yeah. I forgot to mention the GFCI tripped an hour earlier, it never trips, so another WTF. Fortunately, it did not trip again. Another big WHEEW.
    So I fire up the BGE around 10:30pm last night 12/31 and get this puppy on at 11:30pm.
    WhoHoo. Smooth sailing all night. Wrapped around 6:30am and just waiting for it get done so it can go to bed for 4-5hrs until tonight.
    Pics so far: Click image for larger version

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    #2
    Enjoy, that looks deelish! What a great start and kicking adversity in the ol behind!

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    • CaptainMike
      CaptainMike commented
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      Like the avatar, Alan.

    #3
    Yeah! Happy New Year!

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      #4
      What!? Not ringing in the New Year burning sticks?

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      • Steve B
        Steve B commented
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        Unfortunately my wife and I have a nasty bug. Not that one. But we both feel like we’ve been run over by a truck. Needed to be able to get a good nights rest.

      • fzxdoc
        fzxdoc commented
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        I hope you and your wife feel better soon, Steve B .

        K.

      #5
      My best brisket ever was a Creekstone, even better than SFR Gold. You’re going to be happy. (Mrs Mosca is pretty indifferent to bbq, too. Oh well.)

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      • Allon
        Allon commented
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        Mrs. Allon agrees to the poo poo on the Q.

        My daughter is another story.

      #6
      Nice one Steve! Always nice to get some help from the awesome FireBoard/Pit Viper combo.

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        #7
        Now thats how you put one year to bed and kick off another!

        No about the better 1/2 not liking BBQ…Im sorry what?

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        • Jerod Broussard
          Jerod Broussard commented
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          Exsqueeze me, baking powder?

        • Steve B
          Steve B commented
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          The “better half “. I’ll beg to differ. 😂😂

        #8
        Injury update. 😂😂😂
        Just took the briskie off and she’s now resting comfortably.

        I can’t wait to slice into this beauty around 8pm. Temps never hit 200* IT. 199* for the Flat and 197* for the Point. They both held there for almost an hour before I pulled it. And I’ve gotta say it is super tender. Probed like butta all over. Click image for larger version

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        • CHNeal
          CHNeal commented
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          Some damn fine briskets being shown today and that’s sure one of them!

          Well done Pitmaster

        • Clawbear57
          Clawbear57 commented
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          Love the bark. Hope you both feel better.

        • Sweaty Paul
          Sweaty Paul commented
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          Looks spectacular!

        #9
        It looks like success to me!

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          #10
          Lucky that broken off pin wasn’t a necessary connection. It’s not unusual that some pins aren’t used in industry standard connectors. Nicely done on the brisket, pitmaster!

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          • Steve B
            Steve B commented
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            Thanks WayneT I was really freaking out about that pin until I tried it and it worked.

          #11
          Is that a BGE? Medium or Large?

          Rockland, whereabouts? I grew up in Tappan and still have sibs in the area.

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          • Steve B
            Steve B commented
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            Large BGE. Grew up in Pearl River about a mile from the Blue Hill building

          #12
          Traegerizing spare ribs, Why? it is not raining today.

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            #13
            You had more problems than ya can shake a pin at. Good fer you, cuz you proved yer a purdy good cook, yessir. Now about the wifey problem. We’re goin to have to put our thinkin caps on & hep ya out there.

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            • Steve B
              Steve B commented
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              Thanks brother.

              I know the answer but those cement rooms are too small for me. 😂😂😂

            #14
            Heck of a job and great lookin' briskie! Happy New Year!

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              #15
              Ok. Sliced up some of the Flat and Point. Flat was a tad dry but not bad. And the point was practically falling apart as I sliced it.
              Overall I think it turned out really good. Not perfect but really good. Click image for larger version

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              • Steve B
                Steve B commented
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                Jim White Thanks my friend.
                I wouldn’t say up to full speed as I have developed a lot more joint pain since my surgery. Especially in the knees. Don’t know if it has anything to do with it or is it that I’m just getting old. 🤷🏼😁
                Happy and Healthy to you too.

              • Sweaty Paul
                Sweaty Paul commented
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                Great cook! Thanks for sharing. Happy New Year to you and yours!

              • JCBBQ
                JCBBQ commented
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                Yum!!

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