A brisky day

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Paymaster

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Well it was quite a windy day, but I did a whole brisket today. Due to the size I cut the brisket in two near the point rather than the conventional way of separating the point and flat. I cooked it on the Akorn and put the point end on the extender rack over the flat end. I used a mix of Montreal Steak Seasoning, Olive Oil, Soy Sauce and Espresso Powder as a wet rub and let it set over night last night. I cooked at 250* until I achieved an internal temp of 195* and a passing probe test. Here are the pics.

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Mmmm....lovin' it, Paymaster. I always look forward to your grillin' and smokin' posts. :chef::yum:
 
As always, great looking "Q". I'll have to leave my brisket cooking to looking at your pics.:( Karen is not very fond of it. So maybe I'll do a chucky instead! Its about time to restock the andouille and tasso supply.;)
 
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