4th of July Foil Boat Brisket
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Published 2024-07-08
Started a fire on the Old Country Wrangler utilizing Kingsford Blue Bag Charcoal and Post Oak Wood Splits. Maintained a temperature of in between 225 and 250 degrees for the first 8 hours. After 8 hours, I then bumped the temperatures up from 250 to around 275 degrees. Brisket remained on the smoker for a total of 12 hours before being removed and wrapped in a foil boat. Brisket was removed from smoker and left on counter to cool slightly to 140 degrees. Then placed in a cooler for a few hours. I then placed the brisket in a 170 degree oven for the next 6 hours. The brisket was sliced and served on the 4th of July. Cheers!
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All Comments (5)
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Yumm yummm. It looks delicious. I like the look of that bark, so tasty looking. Thanks for posting.
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That looks fire 🔥
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Looks great. Maybe a little more fat than I like on the bottom of brisket. I try for 1/4". Try slicing the point across the grain and it`ll be more tender. Great job on a small offset. I have a small one as well and it requires skill to turn out a great product. You did good. Also, get yourself a good Victorinox 6" knife and you`ll be glad you did. I used them for over 25 years as a meat cutter and they`re probably 20 bucks on amazon.
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You want me to buy you some batteries for your smoke detector?
