[Sneaker]

Just wrapped it and back in the smoker. Increased temp from 235 to 275. Gonna check in 2 hours.

 

[steve-o]

Just wrapped it and back in the smoker. Increased temp from 235 to 275. Gonna check in 2 hours.

If you’re looking, it ain’t cooking……. Lol


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[Sneaker]

If you’re looking, it ain’t cooking……. Lol


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If I ain’t looking I might be over cookin’.

Quick peek. Maybe I’ll give it an extra 30.

 

[Sneaker]

190. 45 more minutes.

This is taking forever.

 

[fishinman]

I just got one from Costco today. Small prime brisket $3.99 lb. following. I’ll cook it next week


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[DirectDrive]

190. 45 more minutes.

This is taking forever.

You're at about 13 hours I would estimate, so you're on track.
If you noticed in the Malcolm Reed video that I posted, Malcolm started his cook at about 11:00PM.
That way you are finishing at a decent time of the day.

It's hard to sleep on your first one, so maybe next time try it that way.

 

[Sneaker]

The finished product was good, not great.

I’m glad I did it but I won’t do it again. Waaaaaay too much time and effort for the finished product.

 

[boutdoorhunter]

It's worth it when you get it down. The time you just have to enjoy doing it.

 

[Quiet Riot]

Really need to smoke a brisket overnight if doing it at 225-250 degrees. Most pellet smokers or charcoal can be loaded up about 10 pm, and get up and refill at 5 am or so and have a bloody Mary. Usually wrap around 7-8 am and continue until probe tender 202-207 depending on brisket around 2 pm, then pull and cover in old towels in a cooler until dinner time and it will melt in your mouth and still be hot.

An almost as good in a hurry is 300 degrees and you can start at 8 the morning and same procedure to be ready to rest by 3 pm or so. It'll just not have the same level of smoke and bark but still very good.

 

[Sneaker]

Yeah well I can cook a standing rib roast for 2 1/2 hours and it will knock your socks off.

This 14-hour rub/wrap/rest BS ain’t for me.

 

[Coastalhounddog]

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[DirectDrive]

The finished product was good, not great.

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I’m glad I did it but I won’t do it again. Waaaaaay too much time and effort for the finished product.

I don't see a smoke ring.
Maybe your temps were off ?

 

[Wet dreams]

This is a small one I did. I use an offset and they take a while. I usually start around midnight.