Brisket on the 1300!!!

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Cooked my first brisket on my new Timberline. She performed flawlessly. Little hotter on one side than the other but cooked this beast for almost 21 hrs.
 

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Beautiful! I just did a 18 pounder on my 1300 for the super bowl. Ended up being a 17.5ish hour cook. She stalled around 150 for close to 7 hours. Paitience pays off for sure! Nice work!
 
Thanks for getting back to me. Gillette gives ys a razor but the bladrs are expensive. We bought the grill and get to use $20 on chips😳
 
I usually do a "Matt Pittman Weekday Brisket" and load a full bag of pellets around 6PM, then reload in the AM.
Great Job on the Brisket... My next one is a 19 pounder ( After trimming probably 15 Lbs)
Thanks to 'McClumsy' for the hint on the 7 hr stall...
 
I am I interested to try this on my next brisket cook
 
Same here, now to find some tallow.
Easy to make your own!
But some beef suet ( not fat trimmings) from your local butcher, place in slow cooker on low for 5 or 6 hours, filter through a coffee filter, cheese cloth, or very fine strainer. A few dollars worth of suet, will make a lot..
Or you can buy the same exact thing that is used in the video on Amazon
 
Easy to make your own!
But some beef suet ( not fat trimmings) from your local butcher, place in slow cooker on low for 5 or 6 hours, filter through a coffee filter, cheese cloth, or very fine strainer. A few dollars worth of suet, will make a lot..
Or you can buy the same exact thing that is used in the video on Amazon
Thanks. May look at Amazon as well now.
 
Beautiful! I just did a 18 pounder on my 1300 for the super bowl. Ended up being a 17.5ish hour cook. She stalled around 150 for close to 7 hours. Paitience pays off for sure! Nice work!
What do you do about a stall? Just wait it out? Mine is currently on and stalling at 140 for the past 3 hours.
 
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