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Dunit35 07-03-2018 06:25 PM

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Originally Posted by BryanBusby (Post 13614856)
Brisket dries out pretty dang quick once it's sliced, so I'd reccomend slicing on demand.

Did you let it rest wrapped tight in a cooler for hours?

I towel wrapped it and put in my Yeti for about two hours. I did slice the entire flat after the rest. It looks like I shouldn’t have done that.

Dunit35 07-03-2018 06:25 PM

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Originally Posted by GloryDayz (Post 13614878)
This is truth too. This is why many people a pre-sliced brisket in a aluminum pan, and cover it with BBQ sauce. I've done it myself.

I sat those burnt ends in the brisket juices and lightly bbq sauce mopped them. They are definitely tender.

Naptown Chief 07-03-2018 06:28 PM

I bought some burgers and spare ribs for tomorrow. I've never had KC BBQ so I found a recipe for some sauce online. That shit is phenomenal..

GloryDayz 07-03-2018 06:31 PM

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Originally Posted by Dunit35 (Post 13614898)
I sat those burnt ends in the brisket juices and lightly bbq sauce mopped them. They are definitely tender.

:thumb:

gblowfish 07-03-2018 06:43 PM

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Originally Posted by dwwataz (Post 13614900)
I bought some burgers and spare ribs for tomorrow. I've never had KC BBQ so I found a recipe for some sauce online. That shit is phenomenal..

You can go online to Bryants, Gates, Smokestack or Joe's and have KC sauce sent to you. Sauce is not the most important part of BBQ. Rubs are more important. If you do BBQ right, you might not even want sauce.

gblowfish 07-04-2018 11:07 AM

I'm brining chicken thighs in a big iced tea pitcher. They go over charcoal tonight. Yeah buddy...

GloryDayz 07-04-2018 11:28 AM

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Originally Posted by gblowfish (Post 13615480)
I'm brining chicken thighs in a big iced tea pitcher. They go over charcoal tonight. Yeah buddy...

Doing wings. And the air conditioner has respectfully requested that ALL cooking be done on the grill until further notice.

SAUTO 07-04-2018 11:32 AM

We are using my father in laws custom built brick and heavy steel smoker today. I'll try to post some pics

BryanBusby 07-04-2018 11:57 PM

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Originally Posted by Dunit35 (Post 13614895)
I towel wrapped it and put in my Yeti for about two hours. I did slice the entire flat after the rest. It looks like I shouldn’t have done that.

Shit happens. I did it that way for the longest time because you'd see all the pics of people with the neat shit sliced brisket on the tray.

Nickhead 07-05-2018 12:17 AM

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Originally Posted by SAUTO (Post 13615511)
We are using my father in laws custom built brick and heavy steel smoker today. I'll try to post some pics

im sorely wanting to build a brick smoker here at the house. am just waiting for grill grates and a door to show up on my front porch. :D

BigRedChief 07-05-2018 07:07 AM

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Originally Posted by Dunit35 (Post 13614840)
My burnt ends were moist but the sliced was dry. Don’t know what else I could do. I injected beef broth, sprayed a few times, and wrapped for three hours.

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Originally Posted by Fire Me Boy! (Post 13614845)
Salt it well beforehand. Salt will help it retain moisture.

:hmmm: Dont know about that approach. I'd be worried about changing the flavor of the meat.

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Originally Posted by BryanBusby (Post 13614856)
Brisket dries out pretty dang quick once it's sliced, so I'd reccomend slicing on demand.

Did you let it rest wrapped tight in a cooler for hours?

Yeah, made that mistake when I made it at my house and took it elsewhere to the party. At least I thought that was my issue. Haven't took a brisket somewhere else yet, so I never tried out that theory yet.

My place, I slice when they are lining up to eat.

lewdog 07-05-2018 07:31 AM

I only cut what was needed on demand like you guys suggested and it heated up nice and tender for 3 days in a row for leftovers.

tooge 07-05-2018 08:55 AM

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I went with country style pork ribs which are really just sliced from the loin close to the shoulder and contain bone but not rib bone. They are a guilty pleasure as they are meaty and fatty like a baby back rib but with much more meat. Also some grilled zucchini from the garden and collard greens.

I also made some pickles as I have a shit ton of cucumbers and cherry peppers. The white stuff is very thin sliced pickled onions to put on tacos, sandwiches, etc.

tooge 07-05-2018 09:00 AM

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Not sure what happened there, but here's the grilled country style ribs and zucchini

GloryDayz 07-05-2018 10:34 AM

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Originally Posted by tooge (Post 13616246)
Not sure what happened there, but here's the grilled country style ribs and zucchini

Yeah, the Borg seems to **** with people a lot these days and randomly turns pics that are showing properly when you go to pick them.


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