Texas-Style Smoked Brisket...

225 degrees is my go to set temp for just about everything.  On ribs, if very fatty, I will go higher to render fat for an hour or so, and then back off. But generally, even on large butts, 225 and an internal of 190.
 
Here we go and just in  time for football...

Unbelievably tender on the inside and a hard bark on top on the outside...  absolutely and surprisingly delicious but I wont be doing a 28 hour smoke again... well...  30 hours if you count the rest.  Thanks for the support!
 

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So yesterday after I cooled it and had a few sandwiches I foodsaved it for quick and easy meals.... 

 

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Looks really tender inside, but man, that's one dark bark!  A little higher temp and shorter cook time will bring that under control next time.  Congrats on the FoodSaver packaging...I'm a big advocate of vacuum-packing! 
 
DivotMaker said:
Looks really tender inside, but man, that's one dark bark!  A little higher temp and shorter cook time will bring that under control next time.  Congrats on the FoodSaver packaging...I'm a big advocate of vacuum-packing!

In the words of my 15 year old son:  "Dad... that looks like a ROCK!"... lol dark and hard!  It was like cracking open a ripe fruit though...
 
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