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Since I got this remote probe themometer by Maverick, I thought I
would try it out on the Brisket today and the Turkey tomorrow before deciding whether or not to keep it.. However, I have no idea what temperature Brisket gets soft but not falling apart. I usually poke it with a fork. Is there a temperature that denotes that state? Right now after 2 hours and 15 minutes of cooking with the the first 25 minutes at 500 and the rest at 350, the themometer says 183 degrees. I know it's not even close to done yet. Have any of you used a themometer for Brisket to at least preventing forgetting about it and really nuking it to deaeth. I know that's hard with Brisket but it;'s not a bad idea to know a range at which you need to be careful. Now it's 186 degrees. Alan |
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