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  • #16
    Originally posted by unkoricky View Post
    I think thats where i got mixed up. Since i feel so new to all this, i'll use a chart with meat temperatures and when to pull it.
    Don't get it mixed up with your steaks. 120-130 is good for steak.

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    • #17
      I inject my brisket along the grain of the meat with a mix of beef broth and rub and that seems to help keep it juicier. Like others said I wrap mine at 165 and don't pull it off until at least 200. I let it rest at least an hour in the cooler but have let it stay there as long as 5 or 6 hours wrapped in towels depending on when it gets done and when company is coming to eat and it always stays hot and juicy.
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      • #18
        Got some strip primal from Hines the other day. Sliced and cooked to well done then smothered with ketchup. Awesome!

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        • #19
          I ended up at my buddy's cooking on a kamodo, did some stuffed burgers, lollipop chicken legs and some corn.
          "If I asked people what they wanted, they would have said faster horses." - Henry Ford

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          • #20
            Originally posted by mstng86 View Post
            anyone know of a good price on brisket?
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            • #21
              Dude a trimmed 2 pound flat is always going to be tough. You need to cook a whole brisket. Then you can make burnt ends...

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              • #22
                Also Tom thumb had brisket for 1.49/lb yesterday when I was there but their special might have changed.

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