First PBC Brisket

MossyMO

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Pretty impressed all in all with the hanging method of smoking a packer brisket! About 9 pounds trimmed and seasoned with Steak & Brisket seasoning.


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Pulled at 160º to wrap in foil.


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At 201º pulled and cooler rested for an hour.

Very Tasty!



Thanks for looking!
 


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Looks fantastic. I need to try one this summer also.
 


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Nice job. I have wondered about hanging a brisket before. Planning on doing one on the new smoker in a couple weeks.
 

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i would hate to be your neighbor,, I would be drooling all the time from the smell :)
 


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That right there is our favorite way to eat leftover brisket in our house. Normally on the day I make brisket a couple homemade beer breads are made.
 

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Brisket, Swiss Cheese, Texas toast and mushroom sauce.... the assembly process on the griddle.


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I'm thinking we could live on brisket sandwich's, this was so good!


 

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