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  • Cman60
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    I actually prefer Chuck Roast to Brisket when it comes to price and taste. I seem to get better results with the Chuck Roast and they give the options of slicing, pulling or burnt ends. I'm doing a whole brisket for Easter so I will have another opportunity to work on my flat and point. I think this time I will put a tray of baked beans under the brisket to catch the juices.

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  • Quintin "Q"
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    Cherry wood red 😄

  • Quintin "Q"
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    My favorite part is the point whether sliced or cubed for burnt ends. I've only done burnt ends twice, so I usually slice. But it all comes down to preference.

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  • Guy
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    Huskee, pricey is right I paid $7.58 a pound for a Point this morning at Wally World. Hope it turns out or I better have a rib eye for my wife at that price.

  • Huskee
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    I've only done 3, maybe 4 briskets in my life (pricey around here), and I sliced all of it, point included. I liked the point slices better than the flat (juicier & such )but they did want to fall apart more. I have never done burnt ends to know better, I wasn't interested I guess. I'm the wrong guy to ask about technique & preferences due to lack of experience, Jerod is obviously the brisket guru.

  • Guy
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    John probably come about whatever they want them too. It the don't sell they make them something else. Grinding or whatever.

  • Guy
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    Thanks man.

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  • Jerod Broussard
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    Here is some awesome burnt ends I did for a birthday party down the road. This was right before I sauced.

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  • Jerod Broussard
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    No. I cube it. Check out Meathead's burnt end recipe on the Brisket page.

    I hand inspect, since some of those side pieces are waaaay too fatty. Once cubed, they can easily go another hour in the smoker. After tha I will then sauce and broil in the oven, stirring often to get a cookin' of the sauce all around.

  • Jerod Broussard
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    Nah. They all wrapped up. I'll be getting up at 2 am, then at 4 am, then at 8 am, not sure what my name will be at those times.

  • Guy
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    Jerod and Huskee, do you slice Brisket Point?

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  • Jerod Broussard
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    That looks like a pellet smoker "smoke ring." NICE!!!!

  • Jerod Broussard
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    1. It takes some doing to remove the flat.

    2. If people pay for it.....

  • Quintin "Q"
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    brisket pic from last weekend
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  • _John_
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    Really weird, the flats here are double what packers cost, which would just be the point. Not sure how these prices come about.

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