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February 14, 2011 at 2:05 am
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I have cooked a lot Wagyu from Snake River Farms, Kobe of America and some smaller ranchers out here in the west. Cooking it beyond rare does not help the flavor.
Did over a ton of brisket, start at pit temps in the 190 degrees for the first 3 hours then raise the pit to 225 degrees. Start checking for finish at about 180 to185 degrees internal.
New to forum looking forward to trying this out.
Jim