Did my second brisket today and thought it was much better (juicy) than the first. Bought a choice point at Costco and cut it in half -- didn't want to do leftovers with too much meat. Anyway, salted, injected, and rubbed it (Big Bad Beef rub with cocoa powder added) the day before, and started it at midnight-ish. I set the Rec Tec to 210 and let it run all night. When the meat hit 160, it stalled, so I wrapped and let it go to 203 @225 degrees. After a total of 16 hours, it came out and was cambro'd (is that a word?) for three hours. Came out juicy and flavorful. Combined with some mashers and veggies and some California cab and zin, it was a memorable meal.
The point of this post is really just to say thanks to Meathead and this great community. I love the fact that the experienced and knowledgeable share their expertise with those of us just starting out. So...thanks.
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The point of this post is really just to say thanks to Meathead and this great community. I love the fact that the experienced and knowledgeable share their expertise with those of us just starting out. So...thanks.
Here's my pic...









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