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Great story, bet there is some good MoJo in that kettle!
She's got her mojo going! One thing I noticed is she's a bit leaky due to lack of use for a long while. My other Kettles don't leak around the lid. She's getting there. Gotta get that patina and seal made!
 
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She's got her mojo going! One thing I noticed is she's a bit leaky due to lack of use for a long while. My other Kettles don't leak around the lid. She's getting there. Gotta get that internal patina and seal made!


Not impossible the lid's just slightly out of round.....it happens moving / storing them sometimes......a very gentle bear hug, if it's apparent where the leak is

Nice lookin' kettle cookup thus far !!!!
 
Not impossible the lid's just slightly out of round.....it happens moving / storing them sometimes......a very gentle bear hug, if it's apparent where the leak is

Nice lookin' kettle cookup thus far !!!!

She's round, just no build up on the inside or around the lid edges. Don't know if you guys place the lid on your Kettles the same way all the time, but I do. OCD. Lid handle must be perpendicular to bowl handle. To me, at least, that way it always closes the same way all the time. It's a sickness. I know. Gotta get her going with my program!:wacko:
 

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Ok, cracked her lid really fast to see how the fresh coal was going. In great shape and running a meat meat IT of 190 now. Might have this puppey resting in the next hour or so. Smellin good! I garontee!
 
My next investment....a thermapen! Gonna be pulling the slab and resting in a bit. Probing nicely right now, but needs a little more heat and brisket foreplay.
 
She's round, just no build up on the inside or around the lid edges. Don't know if you guys place the lid on your Kettles the same way all the time, but I do. OCD. Lid handle must be perpendicular to bowl handle. To me, at least, that way it always closes the same way all the time. It's a sickness. I know. Gotta get her going with my program!:wacko:

"Lid handle must be perpendicular to bowl handle. "



........or not.......mine are 180 degrees from wherever the fire is.........


It's a sickness................ or merely a preference (that way you don't have to treat your Weberitis.....:roll:)
 
"Lid handle must be perpendicular to bowl handle. "



........or not.......mine are 180 degrees from wherever the fire is.........


It's a sickness................ or merely a preference (that way you don't have to treat your Weberitis.....:roll:)

Pretty much the same. Fire is always parallel to coal bowl handle. This is getting mathematical. Wtf! Brisket is in limbo right now. It doesn't know where to go or what to do. It's in a brisket hangover!:decision:
 
Now the rain is coming down. Pretty well planned cook, for a cook that wasn't really planned with the weather in mind! Getting a nice downpour. I'm dying to spread open the paper and see the brisket, but gonna let it rest a bit more. It's on that stove top in a casserole dish with a couple towels over it. The house now smells like rain....and brisket!
 
The reveal in parts. I laid down a flat sheet of foil on the grate so that when I put down the papered brisket it would not tear or leak. As for the paper, (I don't want to start this debate again!), but I used some kraft paper. A very thin type I found. I then sprayed the length I used with some of that spray cooking oil spray deally. Making it grease proof. No odors, no whatever. If I die later from it, you will know.:sad: or not:-D
 

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Okay, I don't get to cook brisket as much as I once did mostly due to time now and also cause they are freakishly expensive too. Gonna take my time with the pron just like I did cooking it. Using the foil bottom helped preserve the juice. Nuff sed.
 

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