Probably 275 is what I was going to shoot for. I'm just not familiar with a decent age of time on how much it's going to take the cook the damn thing.
How long do you wish typically take about that size?
I've got a few of those stupid Omaha steak styrofoam coolers from crappy Christmas gifts that I save specifically for resting meat. Figure out tossing in one of those. I just have no clue how long it's going to take on the kettle. I've done flats of corned beef that I turned into pastrami on...
Actually got it prepped and seasoned earlier. I trimmed a little bit of the fat off but surprisingly the fat cap on it wasn't as thick as I thought it would be. There was just a section on one of the sides that was a little thicker but you can see the thickness on the other side and it wasn't...
Gonna have to wait until 2030, bucko!
https://www.livescience.com/physics-mathematics/particle-physics/cern-shuts-down-large-hadron-collider-until-2030-upgrading-the-atom-smasher-to-its-most-powerful-form-yet
@Lanx what temp do you normally wrap your brisket? I was thinking 175-180ish and paper.
Got my 13lber out yesterday to thaw and was gonna prep and dry brine today, get up early start the cook tomorrow. I also don't think I'm go to trim it all that much. I don't give a shit if there's some...
For some reason I was having a brain aneurysm, but yes that's what it was called, and I agree Gremlins is probably superior. I just knew that movie was about Krampus, for some reason I thought it was called something else, something Christmassy.
There was one hidden in there, caught me off guard because of how dark she is. This looks so bad. Also the my dad's coming home line, followed up by your daddy's not coming. Why wouldn't you have just used father?