Can I do a breakfast fatty overnight?

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Once my Ironwood 650 gets delivered and burnt in Sunday, I'm planning on doing one of Matt Pittman's weekday briskets,

My question is if I can toss a breakfast fatty like the one in this video in at the 190 the brisket is running and let it cook overnight without killing it?
 
My question is if I can toss a breakfast fatty, (
A fatty for 8 hours??? well, it won't get higher than 190 internally but it might dry out to a jerky!!!

A breakfast fatty shouldn't take more than 2 hours, why not do it the morning of???

In the morning, your brisket might be time for a 'wrap', in which case you will crank your grill up to 225 anyway, cook the fatty then, that's what I'd do
 
Once my Ironwood 650 gets delivered and burnt in Sunday, I'm planning on doing one of Matt Pittman's weekday briskets,

My question is if I can toss a breakfast fatty like the one in this video in at the 190 the brisket is running and let it cook overnight without killing it?
Thanks for posting the fatty video, I’ve never heard of a fatty…….BUT now I GOTTA try it!! 😁
 
I’ve never heard of a fatty

Oh wow... geeee, i guess I should have stuck one in the recipe area before now...
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BTW, you can stuff a fatty with ANYTHING!!!!! I MEAN ANYTHING... it's not for breakfast only!!!!
 
Some of the best Fattys are whatever you want them to be...


Bacon cheese burger





But the BEST fattys of all are usually the ones walking thru the mall....
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As always.....Take pictures
 
What are you temping with?
 
Thanks for posting the fatty video, I’ve never heard of a fatty…….BUT now I GOTTA try it!! 😁
I just got that Meat Church fatty email this morning. That looks awesome. I may make one of those tonight, and cook that with the chuck roast/burnt ends in the morning.
 
Another dumb uestion, could I throw a pork butt on with the brisket for the 190 overnight and then bump to 250 in the morning?

(Apparently SWMBO can't decide between brisket and pulled pork for the first smoke)
 
I am going to suggest that you only do a pork butt (and the fatty) for your first cook. Brisket is a little tricky and will go easier once you know the quirks of your grill. Pork butts are more forgiving.
 

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