PBC Brisket Flat x3

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Some people just don't listen, or even understand when their given good advice...I'm one of them. I had three 3lb. aggressively trimmed brisket flats that a local butcher holds for me at $2.99 a pound. I usually grind them up for burgers. Not today!

Read another thread, a long one extolling the virtues of the PBC and not having anymore PBC Beef & Game Rub. I on the other hand I didn't have any Lowery's and had never tried the PBC rub, so here goes.


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Light coverage of the PBC Beef & Game.
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Just in case, I have one with OakRidge Black Ops and HDD 2:1 ratio
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Wife, son and neighbors loved it!

These three flats were done in about 3 hours. My technique is a bit different than a regular flat or packer. I take then up to when the edges start to dry, wrap in butcher paper with beef broth & Worcestershire and rest for 1-2 hours. It works great.

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Nice texture, could have a bit more moisture...
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Enough for several meals in the
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My plate...it didn't last long! Wish I had some homemade buns?
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Great looking brisket. One of my most favorite ways to make a brisket is in the PBC. It's does heck of a brisket.
 
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