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I know it is cheating, but the best damn BBQ I can get now is made by myself. I live in OK, some good BBQ joints here, but have spoiled myself now. Did a brisket today. Put on at 10 last night, cooked to 165F, wrapped it up this morning, cooked to 195F-200F, 16 hour cook. Pulled it off smoker and wrapped it up in a towel and placed in an ice chest for 4 hours. It came out of there steaming hot. This is cut with a fork brisket, off the F'ing chain good. Would put this up against any stick smoker.







Some sides: Stuffed jalapenos and hot links.

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Pellet grills may be "cheating", but they do consistently provide good results. I think it's darn hard to screw up with a pellet grill.

I've got a charcoal kamado-style grill; I have still not perfected my brisket technique. Yours look awesome!
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Pellet grills may be "cheating", but they do consistently provide good results. I think it's darn hard to screw up with a pellet grill.

I've got a charcoal kamado-style grill; I have still not perfected my brisket technique. Yours look awesome!
Sixteen lbs of Brisket is a lot of meat for me to eat..so I dont do Brisket.

In gen i am tired of bbq.
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Pellet grills may be "cheating", but they do consistently provide good results. I think it's darn hard to screw up with a pellet grill.

I've got a charcoal kamado-style grill; I have still not perfected my brisket technique. Yours look awesome!

I too have a pellet and a kamado. Have tried slow cooking on the kamado and it’s not all terrible but if I want the absolute best slow cooked food I use the pellet.
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I know it is cheating, but the best damn BBQ I can get now is made by myself. I live in OK, some good BBQ joints here, but have spoiled myself now. Did a brisket today. Put on at 10 last night, cooked to 165F, wrapped it up this morning, cooked to 195F-200F, 16 hour cook. Pulled it off smoker and wrapped it up in a towel and placed in an ice chest for 4 hours. It came out of there steaming hot. This is cut with a fork brisket, off the F'ing chain good. Would put this up against any stick smoker.







Some sides: Stuffed jalapenos and hot links.
Looks great!
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I got my pellet grill about a month ago.

I made my second brisket this weekend. 13lbs trimmed. Same method as OP. So good.

I don’t care if it’s cheating. I like smoky, tasty meat.


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Nice work. The brisket looks amazing. I love the temp control of a pellet smoker. Just being able to store several different small bags of pellets vs. big bags of lump and chunks makes it worth it to me. And they make great Q.

I was never able to manage the temp in my ceramic consistently without a temp controller. I fought with the vents for years, almost ditched it for a pellet smoker, bought a temp controller and then gave up on it for real and went electric when everything hit the fan 18mos ago and I couldn't find quality lump anywhere consistently.

Let me teach you how to cheat
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I bought one of the smaller tailgate sized ones. It's an extremely well thought out and well built contraption. It's a commercial grade smoker that's been sized down to run on 110V for residential use. I absolutely love this thing. It's been life changing in the food cooking part of the my life. I'll never go back.

Everything about it is easy. It's a no brainer to cook on. 2oz of chips for every 10lbs of food you put in it. Plug it in, turn the knob to 225, set the timer and forget it. Cleanup takes a few minutes w/some mild soapy water and a tea kettle of warm water to rinse everything out of the drain in the bottom of the unit. Wipe it out, throw the food grade racks, hanger brackets, smoker box & drip pan in the dishwasher. Once it's cleaned, I roll it inside to store in the pantry. Small bags of chips are so much easier to find and store than 20lb bags of lump and big bags of wood chunks.
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Wow, the prices on those pellet grills are a bit dear.

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