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		By: Velma		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[Thanks for your tips and information <img src="https://s.w.org/images/core/emoji/17.0.2/72x72/1f44d-1f3fe.png" alt="👍🏾" class="wp-smiley" style="height: 1em; max-height: 1em;" />. I&#039;ve only cooked brisket in my propane smokerbut today I tried my old handy indirect grill and used mesquite chunks,post oak and cherry chips.I followed the &quot;mad scientist bbq &quot;recommended techniques and avoided the clean and dirty smoke. When I tasted the samples that I placed in with my brisket, the samples looked amazing but it tasted bitter like too much smoke. I&#039;m at the 10 hour mark,I&#039;ve wrapped the brisket poured wagu fat first then wrapped it and I moved it from the smoke grill to my propane smoker at 225*f. The stall was stuck for like 2 hours and the temp dropped 5*! That&#039;s why I moved to the propane smoker. The temperature of the brisket is steadily rising now at 180* at the point!

Just wanted to let you know.  But how can I avoid that bitter smoke flavor and will this brisket be uneatable.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Thanks for your tips and information 👍🏾. I&#8217;ve only cooked brisket in my propane smokerbut today I tried my old handy indirect grill and used mesquite chunks,post oak and cherry chips.I followed the &#8220;mad scientist bbq &#8220;recommended techniques and avoided the clean and dirty smoke. When I tasted the samples that I placed in with my brisket, the samples looked amazing but it tasted bitter like too much smoke. I&#8217;m at the 10 hour mark,I&#8217;ve wrapped the brisket poured wagu fat first then wrapped it and I moved it from the smoke grill to my propane smoker at 225*f. The stall was stuck for like 2 hours and the temp dropped 5*! That&#8217;s why I moved to the propane smoker. The temperature of the brisket is steadily rising now at 180* at the point!</p>
<p>Just wanted to let you know.  But how can I avoid that bitter smoke flavor and will this brisket be uneatable.</p>
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