Cooked at 225F from 11pm to 10am when it reached 160ish… The barking is looking great.

Just wrapped with some tallow and butcher paper and raised the temp to 275F

It was a 16lb brisket before trimming, probably 13 or 14 after trimming.
I know people say go by feel and not temperature towards the end but I don't want to overcook it.

A 14lb brisket would take around 14hrs ish to be ready?

by forward024

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  2. Mattlman

    Bark looks great. Let us know how it turned out.

  3. ForbidInjustice

    Yes, many people say to go by feel and not by temperature. I don’t know anyone who says to go by time.

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