Tried my first brisket on the new WSM today. Lets see how hard it is to post using tapatalk on the smart phone.
Here is the brisket seasoned with GOSP.
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On the WSM at 4:30.am. A ten pound packer barely fits on the 18.5 grate.
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After 13.hrs , a nice shot of some sliced Central Texas style Brisket.
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Looks good. Did you place it fat side down or is it just that you flipped it when slicing?
I did an 11lb 'er on my 18 WSM on the weekend. Had to fold up the end to get it to fit. I wish they had the 22 here.
I found that the ends (that were touching the body of the smoker - and more so the thin end) got quite dry. The middle was fantastic.
Quote from: kendoll on November 03, 2013, 08:46:49 PM
Did you place it fat side down or is it just that you flipped it when slicing?
I cooked it fat side up. I also tried out a very long carving knife I picked up at a resale shop. My sharpening did not work too well. I could not make thin slices.
I want to get some fire bricks or sand to fill the water pan next time I cook with the WSM to see how much different than using water. I know the bark will be better without water.
Great looking brisket. The thickness of the flat slices you have in the picture I think are perfect. I prefer my flat slices #2 pencil thin and the point slices thick pencil width.