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  • First time using MHGP on a brisket

    Found a 9lbs. USDA Prime packer in our freezer. I get these at my local Sam's Club. Thought this would be a good way to try out MHGP.


    Nice marbling don't ya think?



    Injected with SmokyOkie's Deep Beef, rested overnight, then a generous rub of Mad Hunky General Purpose Rub.


    Decided to use a combination of peach and mesquite wood.


    Ran the stick burner around 275F. Cute little packer hit 185IT in four hours! Pan and foil for another hour. Separated the flat and point. Flat into cooler for an hour while I worked up some burnt ends.



    Only one hour in the pan and I collected this much strained Au Jus


    The flat was incredibly moist and tender. Nice pull, no mush. The unusual coloration in this image is from me not moving my injection needle as much as I should have. Otherwise, it was delicious.



    Then came the burnt ends...Point was cubed and covered with Okie Dust Rub. It is sweeter than MHGP so I thought it would be a better choice for ends. Out of the smoker I added a little Sa-Mokin' Sauce.



    May be the best ends we have ever had. They never made it to the plate. We just stood there and devoured them straight out of the foil. Nice appetizer fo' sho'!

    Plated with mac and cheese, corn, and salad.



    I really liked the MHGP rub on this brisket and intend on using it on more beef in the future. I appreciate its savoriness without being "too BBQ tasting". I also thoght it had just the right amount of heat. Thanks Mad Hunky for sending me sample GP. You have hooked another customer.
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    Originally posted by jwbtulsa View Post
    I really liked the MHGP rub on this brisket and intend on using it on more beef in the future. I appreciate its savoriness without being "too BBQ tasting". I also thoght it had just the right amount of heat. Thanks Mad Hunky for sending me sample GP. You have hooked another customer.
    Wow... pretty food right there! And yer welcome. Guess adding the heroin in was a good call...
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    • #3
      Looks tasty! A nine lb packer done in four hours, man that's quick! But the results speak for them selves. Nicely done!
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      • #4
        Couldn't believe the time either. Thought the old Maverick thermometer was failing. But the trusty Thermapen verified the temp.
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        • #5
          Nice looking cook there!! I could go for that plate!!
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          • #6
            Looks great & nice pics! ..... I like it on beef also (and chocolate ice cream )

            great cook!
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            • #7
              Great looking brisket! I wish my local Sam's carried prime cut brisket. That pic of the burnt ends is MONEY!!!

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              • #8
                Oh yeah, $2.78/lbs. I bought all they had. The others are cert. Angus. Not a bad deal. @ $2.48/lbs.
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                • #9
                  Very nice looking brisket, looks like you nailed it in a short order of time!
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                  • #10
                    I'm so accustomed to smoking 12-14 pounders, I didn't know what to think. Guess it all goes back to proper temp not any given time. I may have to switch to some smaller cows!
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                    • #11
                      Originally posted by jwbtulsa View Post
                      I'm so accustomed to smoking 12-14 pounders, I didn't know what to think. Guess it all goes back to proper temp not any given time. I may have to switch to some smaller cows!
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                      • #12
                        Ha ha ha....
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                        • #13
                          B-E-A-utiful!!!! Very good looking packer. That marbling is stellar!

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                          • #14
                            Great looking briskie there jwb!

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                            • #15
                              Nice looking brisket!! !
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