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Not exactly the same, but essentially the basic steps.

19 lb..light trim, olive oil, season with 2.5 parts butcher ground black pepper and 1 part kosher salt.

275-300 for 4.5 hours fat cap down the wrapped in butcher paper fat cap up.

After 2 hours, still not tender enough so back 1 more hour. Pulled and foil wrapped and let rest for 3 hours.

I finally sliced, and the flat was very tender. I used hickory for the first time, and I think I'll go back to oak/pecan.

The bark wasn't firm enough, so I'm going to keep toying with it till I get it right. Still, I really thought it came out great. There's lots of moving parts to get a brisket right, but I think I have enough info now or make sure I don't screw any more up in the future.
 

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I'll take a few of those slices between el cheapo white bread with some onion, please.
 
:clap: The foil killed your bark! Leave it in just the paper you cooked it in to rest.

That would have made life a lot easier. It was a real PIA to get it from paper to foil. I'm going to stick to smaller briskets from now on and will just cook more than one if I need to.
 

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I'll take a few of those slices between el cheapo white bread with some onion, please.

I had it with that + a Lakewood Temptress and Bludawg's Mac n Cheese recipe.
 

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@BluDawg: "mac n cheese" recipe? Come on, post it up. Sometimes the blue box just doesn't get the job done.
 
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