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Prime grade brisket low & slow on the BGE...👌

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    Prime grade brisket low & slow on the BGE...👌

    A nice brisket it is. I lost about 1/3 of it trimming off the fat, of which I made beef love with.

    I separated the point from the flat. Then I trimmed off about 6" of the skinny end of the flat and smoked it as a separate piece. After that piece got to 195° I pull it and cut it into 1" squares. I put them in a foil pan and coated them with sauce and put it back in the BGE.

    I've smoked the entire cook at 225°. I put the meat on the BGE last night at midnight. I stabilized the cooking temp at 225° and went to bed. I woke up at 8:00am and checked the BGE and it was at exactly at 225° and cooking along.👍 I love, love, love the DigiQ Dx2! However I did use all 4 probes on my Maverick ET-735 too. I put the DigiQ pit probe on the bottom grate to monitor the cooking temp on the bottom grate. Then I put 1 of the Maverick probes on the upper grate (Grill Dome indirect grate) and then I put a probe in all 3 pieces of meat so I could monitor their temp from my iPad.

    As planned... because where I placed the tail I cut off of the flat in the BGE it cooked much faster than the flat & point. The flat & point were at 175° at 8:00am and the small part of the flat was at 195°. So I diced it into 1" cubes and sauce it and put it back on to smoke so more. I'll be serving those as an afternoon snack long before the brisket is served.😋

    Their almost done now at about 2:00pm so I'll be wrapping them for the cambro soon. All is going well.👌
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    #2
    Looks great!!

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      #3
      I'm going to take out an online loan and go get a prime brisket somewhere

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      • Breadhead
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        Take a second mortgage oh that new house.... You could buy them by the case.😎

      #4
      Breadhead, Jerod Broussard, My Dad who raised cattle and had a Meat Market and Butcher Shop used to refer to Prime Meat as Gobby!
      I think for the very reason you described Trimming your Brisket Breadhead!
      Eat Well and Prosper! From Fargo ND, Dan

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      • Breadhead
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        Dan... I had to look up the word gobby. It means FAT. So your dad was correct. Prime grade beef has lots of fat compared to select.👍 I try to learn a new word often. Gobby is my new word for the day.👍

      #5
      Looks delicious!

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        #6
        looks really good.

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          #7
          It looks great!

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            #8
            I've had a Choice brisket go from 20 pounds to 10 pounds just from fat trimming. It takes plenty inter-muscular and extra-muscular fat to get some intramuscular fat.

            I think it goes- belly, extra-muscular, inter-muscular, intra-muscular

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              #9
              This was a nice dinner. I got heavy bark on this brisket and the point was like butter soft at 196°. I had to take the flat to 203°.

              My guests were gaga over the jasmine rice with the spicy Etoufee sauce. The coleslaw had an aisan taste profile and I made the sourdough bread.
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              • Jerod Broussard
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                Very nice. People rave about the Pit Barrel flavor, and I love it, but to me there is just something sweet about a bark from a cook that lasts a looooooooooooooong time.

              #10
              It all looks great! But OMG 2.99 a pound for Prime!! I'm so jealous here is 4.99!?!? The Costco here stopped carrying the Choice stuff and now only has Prime.

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                #11
                Looks awesome!

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                  #12
                  GadjetGriller ...

                  $4.99... Are they out of the mind??? I thought Texas was cattle country? Maybe they sell so many briskets that the demand is higher than the supply? I've sold product to Costco before and they don't monkey around with their profit margins so the stores around your area must be paying more than our California stores are paying.

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                  • GadjetGriller
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                    Lubbock is 350 miles from DFW. Everything is flown into DFW then trucked here. So everything here is about 25% higher but not 50% like that prime meat??

                  #13
                  That do look tasty!!!

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                    #14
                    Breadhead, Your Brisket and all the fix'ns look to die for! You and I will have to Start a New BBQ Lexicon!
                    Eat Well and Prosper! From Fargo ND, Dan

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                    • Breadhead
                      Breadhead commented
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                      Dan... The lexicon of BBQ is everything in the Pit. I even have look some of the words up.😎

                    #15
                    Yummy!

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