Seared in cast. Seasoned with salt, pepper, Prague powder and liquid smoke because the smoker was covered in snow. Finished in convection oven at 275 for 2 hours.

by derder1984

6 Comments

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  2. Zoydberg_

    How was it? Curious because the fat has not rendered well

  3. jeffersonwashington3

    Looks delicious. I have never used my sous vide for brisket but I’m sure it comes out great, I’ve thought bout a combo of sous vide and my smoker, but the smoker gives such wonderful results, and takes between 10-18 hours depending on the size, I haven’t bothered. This looks great tho!

    Side note, it helps to cut against the grain. Guessing a flat and point combo… since portions do appear to be against the grain?

  4. Ckron247

    How was it?

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