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another Brisket

Postby mk1 » Feb 19th, '12, 16:53

Another hot and fast...16 pound packer.
foiled at 165...
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brined in veal demiglace and worchestishire
rubbed with sugar pepper ancho cayenne worchestishire powder salt and paprika garlic onion[attachment=0


the bits went back on for 2 hours when the flat was done, held the flat for 3 hours in a 160 degree oven

happily it had a HUGE point!
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Re: another Brisket

Postby Tribeless » Feb 19th, '12, 18:07

Out of sheer curiosity, what do you pay for a piece of meat like that in the US?
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Re: another Brisket

Postby mk1 » Feb 19th, '12, 18:12

That was bought at an upscale market.
55 dollars.
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Re: another Brisket

Postby mguerra » Feb 19th, '12, 21:05

I just bought one at a not upscale market, choice grade, for $24.00. About 12 pounds I think.
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Re: another Brisket

Postby Tribeless » Feb 20th, '12, 02:01

Well US$55 = NZ$65 (and US$24 - NZ$28).

That sounds like it represents stunning value. Mmm. Though you can't actually get a brisket cut here. Well, not at the supermarket. Going to go to the local butcher when I get a chance and see if I can buy a brisket, and for what cost.
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Re: another Brisket

Postby mnacht » Mar 3rd, '12, 03:54

MK1,

So you cooked the brisket in the foil pan uncovered on the KK at 165? For how long?
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Re: another Brisket

Postby mk1 » Mar 3rd, '12, 06:13

I should be clearer. I put the packer in the foil at internal temp of 165. The KK was 345 or so. It was completely covered/wrapped. When the bits went back on, they were too.
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