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first Brisket on the 42.  ran with about 10lbs of coco charcoal and maintained 225 for 18hrs.
I'm amazed at what these cookers can do!
 
 
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I took it to a party where it was sliced, very moist, but I failed to get the glory shot.  Sorry about that!
 
 

I’m planning my first Brisket soon , been looking at them on here for over 12 months now 🤨. Looks bang on Lannoos . Good effort Sir.



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Cooked some roast beef for deli style sandwiches. Started with a round roast and dry rub at about 250 degrees for a reverse sear. Once internaltemps hit 120, I removed it and heated up a  cast iron skillet on the lower grate. After searing and cooling, I put it in the fridge to help it slice up better for roast beef sandwiches. This was the best roast beef I have ever had. Definitely a keeper.

 

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Roast beef with horse radish and BBQ sauce.

 

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