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    Default Brisket Flat ????

    Picked up a brisket flat today and not a whole brisket.

    Have not done a brisket on my Pitt Boss vertical smoker and wanted to try it, have done quite a few on my old MES


    My question is will the flat cook any quicker than a whole brisket , going to put it on about 6am tomorrow

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    Less weight, yep. Will still stall in the 160s.
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    Quote Originally Posted by carolinaboy06 View Post
    Less weight, yep. Will still still in the 160s.


    Thanks. Kind of what I was thinking

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    Moisture (water pan, spritz, butcher paper)
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    will cook much faster from my experience

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    Quote Originally Posted by carolinaboy06 View Post
    Moisture (water pan, spritz, butcher paper)

    Got butcher paper, planning on wrapping in that instead of foil

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    Quote Originally Posted by ecu1984 View Post
    will cook much faster from my experience

    What I was thinking. Would you suggest lower temp, like maybe 225 ??

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    Quote Originally Posted by tprice View Post
    What I was thinking. Would you suggest lower temp, like maybe 225 ??
    i always cook brisket at 225 - 250

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    Wrap with butcher paper at 160?


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    I've never cooked a flat so take this as you like. I use a cheap ass ,old time temp prob, on ancient gas smoker with a homemade smoke can . At somewhere a little above 160 I put it in a pan like you would see on a buffet table, cover it with tin foil, and let it go to around 185, take it out , up the heat a little to get the bark and take it off some where in the 190 range then let it sit wrapped in tinfoil for as long as two hours in a cooler before slicing. Save the juice , skim the grease off , pour over the slices and enjoy. times and temps depend on number of friends involved and and beer consumption. I don't see where a flat should be much different.

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    I have this exact Oklahoma Joe Smoker and this video is exactly how I do mine, step by step. Texas knows how to cook beef


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    My goodness that was tough to watch, but after I was able to make it past him disinfecting the package and uncomfortably touching the meat as if it were the first time he'd ever seen a vagina, it was pretty spot on
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    Up at 5am and applied rub and let it sit out for an hour+


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    Bout to throw a couple on myself


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    y'all need to cook the whole thing, the point and the flat together.
    The flat is lean and slices well but the point has all the goodness in my opinion

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    Quote Originally Posted by TheVisorGuy View Post
    My goodness that was tough to watch, but after I was able to make it past him disinfecting the package and uncomfortably touching the meat as if it were the first time he'd ever seen a vagina, it was pretty spot on
    true

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    I didn't hear him say what he's spritzing with?? Apple juice??
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    Totally agree, a whole or packer brisket is the best. Costco has been my go to, $3/lb.
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    Just hit 160 degrees. Trying to decide if I am going to wrap.


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