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Re: Thawing frozen brisket [Re: tgltexas] #8799189 02/10/23 04:20 PM
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Originally Posted by tgltexas
If you have time, just give it three or four days in the fridge. That's the "best" way to thaw anything, I believe. But leaving it in the sink overnight would be fine, too. I do that frequently if I'm pinched for time.


This is the best way. I think beef tends to lose some of its moisture when I do a quick thaw.

Re: Thawing frozen brisket [Re: 68rustbucket] #8799191 02/10/23 04:25 PM
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Originally Posted by 68rustbucket
Pulled off smoker at 9. Found out the element in the oven is burned out, so back on the smoker til it hit 203° at 1 am. Put in small cooler to rest this morning. Had a couple slices of flat for breakfast. Not a moist as I like, but it is tender. So much for a shorter cook, it was 14 hours total.
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