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Nice!Brisket and burnt ends were damned good for first run on the pellet smoker. I tend to have a problem doing brisket on the BGE that it cooks much faster than it should even though the temp is set correctly. I had the opposite problem with the Traeger - it was coming up to temp so slowly I ended up jacking my grill temp up (which I could all do from my phone). It should really take 10-12 hours minimum to do a decent sized brisket and that’s exactly what it took. Impressed with the product.
I don't do as many briskets as you, but I find that the cook times can vary a lot, even with cuts similar in weight. I think it depends more on the size and thickness, rather than the weight.
Regardless, since I've discovered the "hot and fast" method for briskets, I won't go back to those 10-14 hour cooks.
I'm glad that the pellet pooper works for you. I see one in my future, but I might have to dump a kettle, or two, to make that happen


