Keep in mind Franklin‘s grill is much much larger then RT 700 and that’s why he cooks @ 275°
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Momma likes to bake Her Sourdough Bread in our Bull:I baked biscuits in my Bull yesterday morning.
We plan for a minimum 18 hours for a Full BrisketIt was fine, but took longer than I expected. By the time it hit temp I didn’t have time to do the burnt ends from the point. This was my first whole packer brisket and frankly I consider it a fail because I was really looking forward to those burnt ends. I hope I at least learned something…
Our approach to cooking Brisket: is a bit different than most:I like to look at cooking a Brisket in 3 steps.
(I am sure I am the first one to think of it this way)
1-smoke @ 200° 7-10hrs
2-cook @ 250° until 202°
3-rest for 2-8 hrs (let is sit out until IT is 190°-ish then rest.
I learned the heard way not to take it straight from the grill wrap it in a Butcher paper & towels and put it in the cooler.