Here goes... my first ever pork brisket and probably the first ever in "The Pit," but I couldn't resist $1.37 a pound. Pics follow. Unless it turns out exceptional it will probably be my last. I didn't expect a pork brisket to look exactly like a beef brisket, but as the pic shows there is no resemblence except in the vac pac. There was little fat and as the pic shows it is in five pieces. I originally thought I would cook it like a beef brisket or Boston Butt, but the pieces look more like ribs than any of the afore mentioned. I have dry brined it and plan to use Memphis Dust. I think I will cook it like ribs. I'll post more pics as things process. Right now I'll take any words of wisdom before I put it on tomorrow morning.


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I wish we had that! That's what I'm talking about! Is that a circular type piece on the end/screen left.
May please suggest a portion with only salt and or pepper.
yes more pics please.
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Very interesting. I can't tell, are they boneless?
They do resemble ribs though. Keep us posted.
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kmhfiveJerod Broussard, Mudkat, EdF, Robb, Huskee, HouseHomey, Steve B Well, here's the verdict with pics below. This thing defies anything I have cooked before. I can best describe the meat as having parts that are like loin Country Ribs, the tougher part of a Boston Butt or Shoulder Picnic and maybe a little Baby Back. And, there were lots of bones. But, the flavor matched none of them. I would say the flavor was nothing to write home about. I wouldn't cook them again or recommend them unless they were very, very cheap, free or you just wanted a challenge. I would like to see them as the surprise element on one of those Pitmaster competitions. That would be interesting. I wrapped the smallest peice with a little liquid and wrapped the medium and large peice without liquid. I cooked a large and medium piece without wrapping for 8 hours and 15 minutes. I could tell little difference besides firmer bark and more fat rendered. Jerod, since they are available in your area do you want to take the Pitmaster challenge?
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Yeah, I'll get one. My take on them from what I see in the store here is the opposite of beef brisket. The point is actually the lower shoulder from the leaner, drier picnic and the flat would be more fatty cause it is from part of the belly.Last edited by Jerod Broussard; July 4, 2017, 02:45 PM.
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They look pretty good but from your description I don't think I would try these.
Thanks for the post.
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