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Just pulled my brisket.
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Originally posted by TripletDad View PostIt looks great.
So, just curios... How long did you let it rest in the Yeti and what was the temperature when you pulled in out and sliced it?
Left it wrapped in foil in a yeti 20qt for 1 hour then I tented it with foil on the counter for until it was cool enough to easily handle. My wife had to work tonight so there was no need to serve warm. Letting it cool really made slicing easy.
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Originally posted by TripletDad View PostGotcha. I keep hearing 203 as the temp when the meat breaks down. Thinking the 195-199 likely got it there when in the yeti and wrapped. If it tastes just half as good as it looked, you are your wife's hero!
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Originally posted by BLACKFINTURKEY View PostIt’s pretty good but I’m my worst critic. The point was slightly over cooked while the flat was cooked a hair fast and could be broken down a little more but all in all I’d say it’s a solid 8 of 10. By far my best. The color and texture is on point. I should have wrapped it on the pit for about 30-60min and let rest in yeti for about 1-2 hours.
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Originally posted by TripletDad View PostAlways be your own critic! If you ever think you have it mastered, then you get lazy! I have never cooked a brisket to my own satisfaction, but keep trying. Thanks for the tips!
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Originally posted by Grant2 View PostNext time get the internal temp to 200-205 then let the heat out of the foii for 5-10 min. Then take it out of the foil wrap in a towel put it into a cooler for 1hr then enjoy.
I’ll give that a shot. Thanks for the tip.
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