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Fallen Kell

Knows what a fatty is.
Joined
Apr 22, 2014
Location
West Deptford, NJ
I dont get a chance to cook a lot of brisket so this is really o ly my second one. I seem to be in a second stall at around 190-193. Does that seem normal?

Pic from earlier this morning:
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Stalls happen at any temp. Let it ride or wrap it. Either way it should be awesome.
 
Beautiful hunk of meat you have there!

Any shots of that beauty as you carve her up?
 
Yeah, it came out really nice. Color got just a touch darker (I wrapped it when I took that pic because it looked like it had the perfect amount of smoke and didn't need anything more other then to render some more fat). For prep, I simply gave it a light coat of Plowboys Bovine Bold and then a light coat of montreal. All the color was from the smoke and maillard reaction. I used Kingsford Comp and peacan chunks which is a combo I have really been liking a lot.

Unfortunately I forgot to get a pic of the end result before we ate it and carved it all down (leftovers are going to make brisket tacos and brisket nachos for Superbowl Sunday).
 
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