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EFGM

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4 or 5 briskets became 6
« on: June 05, 2016, 06:06:12 PM »
6 BRISKET COOK                        


Prime Cut Brisket from Costco                           

SEPARATED POINT AND FLAT BEFORE COOKING
USED 50/50 KOSHER SALT AND BLACK PEPPER AS BASE RUB ON TOP OF MUSTARD
SPRINKLE OF TATONKA DUST ON TOP OF THAT.
SMOKED AT 275*                        


Well, my 4-5 brisket cook date finally arrived and it became 6 briskets. It started out with torrential rain, a roof leak over patio cooking area, gfi outlets working, or not working depending on further investigation, 3 temp probes not functioning, internet and wifi down, etc. With some improvising, overcoming and adapting I managed to get the Brisket flats started a hour later than planned. Moved everything to garage.  Things were chaotic  for me and I failed to get what I consider proper picture documentation of the event, but when I figure out how to post the 3 I do have I will get them added.  Hope you can make sense of my data here and get some measure of enjoyment from it. This was my first large cook and it did it for the company I retired from having an open house for their customers. They anticipated 150 customers plus vendors. The sausage melted in your mouth and both the points and Flats were excellent, moist and tender. I was very pleased.                   
TOTAL WT   POINT    FLAT   TRIM SCRAP   NET COOK #      
14.85      5.2      8.2         1.9                 13.4      
16.74         6      9.4         1.1                 15.4      
15.43         6      8.2         1.7            14.2      
14.37      5.4      8.4         1.0            13.8      
14.96      5.6      8.4         1.4            13.1      
11.64      4.6      5.6         2.0            10.2
      
87.99      32.8      48.2         9.1             80.1      
                  
                     Begin Time      Finish Time            TOT COOK TIME
1500 CXLD            
         
RACK    1   2 FLATS   TQ PROBE 1   3PM         11:30 PM                  8.5 HRS
RACK   3   2 FLATS            3PM                  11:30 PM                              8.5 HRS
RACK   5   2 FLATS            3PM                  1@10PM   1@1130PM                     1-7 HRS/1-8.5 HRS
RACK   7   2 POINTS            4PM               10:00 PM                  6 HRS


               
                  
AQ   
1         2 points            4PM             10:00 PM                  6 HRS
2         2 points            4PM                 10:00 PM                  6 HRS


                  
SLEPT FROM 12:30 TO 3:45                              


                  
50# SAUSAGE DOUBLE SMOKED                           

ECKRICH SMOKED SAUSAGE from Sam's Club 42oz Pkgs (3 links per package)
SMOKED AT 250*                        


SAUSAGE DOUBLE SMOKED         50 LBS   
4:30   8:30   4 HRS
1500 CXLD   Used top six racks                     


                  
                  
                  
                  
Things that went wrong                              


   Very Heavy Rain
   Back Porch Roof leak returned
   GFI on back porch tripped                     

   Moved smokers and meat to garage               
   Tappeque quit except for 1 probe (Electrical Maybe)
   Internet and TV went down  (no WIFI, no Tappecue Remote Capability)
   To Panicked to take pictures except at the beginning.

Things that went right                              


   Improvising, overcoming and adapting all that went wrong
   Brisket was awesome on test of Point and Flat
   Sausage was awesome melt in your mouth good
   Brisket was awesome after extended hold time, moist and tender

Things to do different                              


   Don't buy Brisket right after a holiday from Costco, selection not as good.
   Check power before smoke time.               
   Have a side kick to help especially to take pictures and moral support

Taken by Employee while I was chopping up a Point


Picture of 6 Flats with Rub


Picture of 2 Flats with Rub

« Last Edit: June 05, 2016, 06:16:26 PM by EFGM »
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Re: 4 or 5 briskets became 6
« Reply #1 on: June 05, 2016, 08:42:55 PM »
All things considered, nice results.
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Re: 4 or 5 briskets became 6
« Reply #2 on: June 06, 2016, 08:48:20 AM »
Excellent job pulling this off!

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Re: 4 or 5 briskets became 6
« Reply #3 on: June 06, 2016, 01:25:39 PM »
That's a LOT of brisket.
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Re: 4 or 5 briskets became 6
« Reply #4 on: June 06, 2016, 07:03:02 PM »
It's like a briskie-palooza, Doug!  Nice job overcoming adversity!! :o :o 8) 8)
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