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GWS 11-21-2017 10:45 AM

Moose brisket ideas
 
Doing up a moose brisket
Have an old Bradley smoker and a pressure cooker. Just wondering which is a better method and cook times and temps you would recommend.

amosfella 11-21-2017 12:07 PM

I haven't done moose brisket... However, I've done lots of beef brisket. I generally smoke till it reaches 190F, then put it in a roaster with lots of liquid such as pineapple juice at 225f for at least 8 hours or longer... Generally, if taken out and served hot, I have to make 1/2" thick slices for it to hold together.

I never get my smoker above 225-235.

I often times use dill pickle juice as a marinade for a week before, then rub with The Silk Road's Driftwood BBQ rub, pink salt, lemon pepper, and mint.

There have been fights over scraps of brisket cooked that way at church potlucks...

Another rub that I've found to be quite successful is rosemary, thyme, mint, and rock salt or lava salt.

Xbolt7mm 11-21-2017 06:34 PM

Same here with the beef, love to hear how the moose turns out

PartTimeHunter 11-21-2017 06:36 PM

I'm hoping to connect on a moose this year and plan on turning the brisket into pastrami

calgarychef 11-21-2017 06:49 PM

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Originally Posted by PartTimeHunter (Post 3672659)
I'm hoping to connect on a moose this year and plan on turning the brisket into pastrami

I've done that.... You'll love it

Pwhite 11-21-2017 07:19 PM

sounds good
 
sounds good

silverdoctor 11-21-2017 07:21 PM

Ideas? Send it to me :D

GWS 11-22-2017 09:43 AM

Turned out good. 3 hours in the Bradley and internal temp was already 165. So I just foiled it in the crock pot for 6 hours with beef broth and sangria.
Middle is perfect thin ends a a little dry.
Thanks for the advice.

PartTimeHunter 11-22-2017 10:48 AM

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Originally Posted by calgarychef (Post 3672674)
I've done that.... You'll love it

Oh I'm sure I will :) did that to some deer two years ago and it was awesome. Really want a larger piece - it goes so quick lol

covey ridge 11-23-2017 10:07 AM

I will have to be more careful how I field dress deer. I usually split the brisket for cooling. After I get my animal skinned and hung for a few days I have lost a good portion from drying. Maybe I could tie layers together with bacon between the layers and do it low and slow.

Stinky Buffalo 11-23-2017 10:12 AM

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Originally Posted by amosfella (Post 3672334)
There have been fights over scraps of brisket cooked that way at church potlucks...

...priceless. :lol:

amosfella 11-23-2017 10:22 AM

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Originally Posted by covey ridge (Post 3673865)
I will have to be more careful how I field dress deer. I usually split the brisket for cooling. After I get my animal skinned and hung for a few days I have lost a good portion from drying. Maybe I could tie layers together with bacon between the layers and do it low and slow.

You'll want to split the breast bone, not split the ribs away from it.

amosfella 11-23-2017 10:24 AM

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Originally Posted by Stinky Buffalo (Post 3673869)
...priceless. :lol:

Yep... It was expecially funny after the most self righteous man in the church was the one who picked the fight... You know, the one that likes to condemn everyone else for all kinds of little things...

After that, I thought about getting a whole pile of rectum muscles, tying them together in a roast, cooking them up nice, and letting them eat them... Then have a talk about how you are what you eat...


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