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What's the longest stall you have seen?

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    What's the longest stall you have seen?

    Got a brisket cooking right now. So far we are at a 7 hour stall at 170. The kettle has been very steady at 250 all day. This is easily the longest stall I have seen and I hope things progress quickly once we get past it so we can eat tonight.

    What is the longest stall you have had to deal with?

    #2
    I cook at 300-325f and don't even monitor the stall. Crank it up and power through it. 170f you are pretty much finished with the stall at that temp.

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      #3
      That's a really long stall. Is it foil wrapped? If not, I'd definitely double wrap it tightly with heavy duty foil and add some beef broth in there. I might even bump to 275 and hammer it home. Once I see 190 I'd unwrap and let it finish unwrapped. Good luck! Let us know how it goes

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      • JoeSousa
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        Wrapped in butcher paper for the last 5 hours.

      #4
      About six months for getting married. Does that count?

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      • CaptainMike
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        I had a similar comment in mind, but yours is far superior. I bow to your higher wisecrackness.

      • RonB
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        CaptainMike - I am honored.

      #5
      Update: temp started to climb soon after I posted. I cranked the heat to around 325. Getting very close to done and I should have a bit over an hour to rest it. I usually like 3 or 4 hours to rest but this should do.

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      • Ahumadora
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        Lifes to short to cook at 225f Glad you managed to wrangle that Brisket into obedience .

      #6
      Somewhere right round fourteen forevers, an then some, on my ol electric Brinkmann Gourmet!!!!!

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        #7
        I used to have butts go 20+ hr. total cook time in my old electric Masterbuilt. So, the majority of that was stall time.

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          #8
          I've had a couple of briskets do a double stall on me. First stall in the PBC in the 150s then after I pulled off the barrel around 170ish put in a foil pan, added a little liquid, wrapped and put in the oven. The second around 190ish that actually went backwards to the high 180s.I just cranked up the oven to push it through.

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          • JoeSousa
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            Those double stalls can be frustrating. You think you are cruising but nope. The meat has a different idea.

          #9
          Forgot to take a pic but the brisket was delicious. Ended up being one of the best I have made. Good crust, very moist, and very tender.

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            #10
            longest is relative to meat/cut but I had an 11 lb pork butt stall for 8 hours at 225. I'm used to a random stall but the stupid thing stalled twice. Never had that small of a butt stall that long and definitely not twice. Cranked up the heat on the second stall to 300 and it still took forever. End result was still moist, I was super worried. Usually an 11 lber takes about 14 hours this one would have been a 24 hour cook if I hadn't cranked up the heat.

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