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smoking Brisket, beer can chicken & deer sausage

nice work generally the 170-180 range is the sticking point - 11 hrs is pretty quick for that brisket to hit 205 but I cant argue with the pictures and the look of it - and +100 for PMD'ing the sauce  :onfire:
 
**edit** my bad I pulled a THP - I thought I read 2hrs in the oven - I take it back on how fast it went
 
LUCKYDOG said:
nice work generally the 170-180 range is the sticking point - 11 hrs is pretty quick for that brisket to hit 205 but I cant argue with the pictures and the look of it - and +100 for PMD'ing the sauce  :onfire:
 
**edit** my bad I pulled a THP - I thought I read 2hrs in the oven - I take it back on how fast it went
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Yep, in the smoker for 9 hrs (from 11 am til 8pm) then I didn't pull it from the oven til about 12:30 at night. It was 14.5lbs prior to trimming and I probably cut off about 2-3lbs of fat. So total cook time was ~ 13hrs. 
 
I think I've given up on trying to do them & eat them in one day, it's so much less stressful to cook one up on saturday then eat it sunday for lunch. Don't have to try and rush anything & the meat can take as long as it pleases to finish cooking.
 
so true - Anything over 8lbs - Im too tired and stressed like you said to try especially trying to get it out for a party or picnic it never co-operates. A small flat is nice for the my wife and myself and to get that brisket monkey off my back. I LOVE brisket
 
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