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  1. 5698k

    Wrapped Brisket

    ^^^^what he said. ^^^ Robert
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    Wrapped Brisket

    Here's the paper, I got it from Amazon. Brisket at 160°, And wrapped. Robert
  3. I'm doing some ribeyes that have been dry aging in an umai bag. I think I'm gonna get about eight, so I'm also gonna try a seasoning that was mentioned recently, Jeff Ruby steakhouse seasoning. I'm an S&P kinda guy, but this whole thing is an experiment, so, why not? Robert
  4. 5698k

    Wrapped Brisket

    I really do. I've been chastised for using one on a kk, because they're so easy to control, but I say, use the technology available!! Robert
  5. 5698k

    Wrapped Brisket

    Love my CyberQ! Robert
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    Wrapped Brisket

    8:05 AM, brisket is on, probe in the flat. We'll see it again at about 160° internal. Robert
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    Wrapped Brisket

    Maple chunks, Deflector Lower grate with grill shaped, double bottom, stainless drip pan, Upper grate, and, Wait for the smoke to die a bit. Robert
  8. 5698k

    Wrapped Brisket

    First cup, Who Dat!!! Robert
  9. 5698k

    Wrapped Brisket

    Trusty torch, Coco char lit, CyberQ on the job. I'll let it come to 250°, and add accessories. Robert
  10. 5698k

    Wrapped Brisket

    Thanks Tony! I've been cooking, just not posting them. I have to admit, my skills are the basic ones, I wish I was more rounded. I see cooks from ckreef, and others, I'm just in awe of how imaginative and thoughtful they are!! It just makes me realize I have so much to learn, but, isn't that the fun part? Robert
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    Wrapped Brisket

    No twins I'm aware of, but I am adopted! It's not my first cook, but it has been a while, I'm due! Robert
  12. 5698k

    Wrapped Brisket

    First thing in the morning!! Robert
  13. I'm not a fan of wrapping, but with all the attention given to Aaron Franklin recently, I've decided to give butcher paper a try. I'm going with a prime brisket from Costco. Before trimming. trimmed and seasoned. I'm starting the cook first thing in the morning, stepson is coming in from Lafayette, he's my excuse to cook larger cuts. Robert
  14. I've said it before, Wilbur's cooks make you wonder how restaurants stay in business. Robert
  15. That's the way mine was done recently. I don't get it. About five years ago, I built a pool, and the deck guys mixed the color in with the deck material, the chipping wasn't a problem! I guess the advantage of the other is possibly changing colors in the future? There is no substitute as far as temperature though, not even close. Your feet will thank you. Robert
  16. The color is beautiful. What I'm curious about though, was the color mixed in with the spray deck, or was it painted after the deck was sprayed? If it was mixed in, you'll have no problems with deck finish, if painted after the spray, you could potentially chip the paint. Robert
  17. Larry, where ya been?? In my experience, a pressure washer will take off the wheel marks. Was the deck sprayed with color mixed, or was it painted after the fact?? Not that it matters, I'm just curious! Robert
  18. Beautiful!! Be gentle with the venting, once you smell the odor, keep it at that temp for as long as you care to, it'll do the trick. You're about to have a boat load of cooking fun!!! Robert
  19. How much did you pay for your grill?😂😂 Robert
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