16.5lbs choice brisket (pre trim). Salt and Pepper only. 225 for 8.5 hours unwrapped, then wrapped in butcher paper at 225 for the rest of the cook. Was probe tender at 198. Rested 6 hours in a cooler with a heater to stabilize at 160. Kirkland pellets and post oak chunks added to smoke box.
I will admit that I think the flat was a little dry, but definitely not overcooked. I also think I could have trimmed a little better. The thicker areas of the fat cap don’t look too rendered, but can attest they were completely and totally rendered.
Had some issues trying to figure out how the smoke box worked for the first couple of hours, but eventually got it figured out.

Roast away! Not my best, but not my worst brisket either. Felt like it would be a good way to stress test the new rig!



by bass4life15

13 Comments

  1. motorsportlife

    I got a WW pro on the way. Any tips, especially with the wood box?

    Looks good!!

  2. Flag that shit NSFW bro… 😂

    Well don’t my dude!

  3. MooseKnuckleds

    ![gif](giphy|l2JebifwZIycdlHlm|downsized)

    Look at that jiggle!

  4. Hard to tell from a 20 second video but I feel like it needed a few degrees more in cooking. Center does not have the jiggle I normally see. I am sure it’s still tasty and take advice with a grain a salt as well.

  5. I think on the flat being dry if it shreds it’s likely mealy. I’ve done this before once. Did you put this on a shelf or away from the bottom grate?

  6. That my Reddit friend, is a fine looking (and I am sure) a fine fast g brisket !!!!
    Pour
    Yourself two fingers of your favorite spirit ….enjoy the moment!!!!!
    Great. Job !!!!!

  7. markbroncco

    Dang, that’s an awesome first run! How did you like the flavor using Kirkland pellets with post oak?

  8. Bearspoole

    Have you found any good deals for one of those? I’ve been eyeing that exact grill for about a month now and been holding out for some spring deals or something haha

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