Barbecue Season(Show me your Supper)

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I bought two full briskets today at Safeway
FYI they are on sale for $2.99 / lbs
So they were $32 each and at that price I’ll buy them.


I got in on that too. Other than my closest Sobey's had a limit of one. I bought one about 6 weeks ago at a local Coop and they had them on for 3.99 / lb and I thought that was a smoking deal. I've done 2 briskets on my pellet grill this year and I honestly don't think you can get a better tasting cut of beef if they're cooked right.
 

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How are you cooking the brisket guys?


Rub the night before with salt, pepper and garlic. Depending on size, plan on 45 mins to an hour per lb to cook it. Throw it on the pellet grill at 225F, fat cap down. Put a probe in it in the point (the thick end, in the fat layer that runs through the middle). Once the internal temp hits 165 to 170F and quits climbing quickly, pull it off the grill and wrap it in either foil or peach butcher paper (the bark softens up with foil, doesn't with the paper) and put it back on. Pull it off when the internal temp hits 203 to 205F, wrap in a towel and put it in a cooler for a minimum of an hour (I'd recommend 2 hours). Pull out and slice. They all seem to cook differently so you have to cook by temp and plan far enough ahead so you're not eating at midnight. After it's done, you can leave it in the cooler for hours and it'll still be hot when you pull it out.
 
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