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  • #16
    For you guys that have cooked a wagyu brisket in comps....what temp did you shoot for? I got one from Snake River Farms for a contest on the 13th. I've heard two different stories: 1 person said they won the brisket catagory and cooked to 200 and another said cook only to about 175. Any thought??
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    • #17
      From the folks i know who use em in comps...

      You need to cook em till probe tender and let em rest a good bit

      Seems from what i have gathered the internal-marbling is so much greater then say CAB that they really benefit from a long rest....

      As mentioned earlier the variety of wagyu/kobe and the actual piece matters alot too........
      Last edited by ALX; 08-05-2010, 01:39 PM.

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      • #18
        Because they have such a high fat content....will they cook faster?
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        • #19
          Hey Alex, where do "the folks u know who use em in comps" get their Wagyu briskies from?


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          • #20
            Originally posted by ALX
            Well Phil.....Stop in at the Dover,deleware comp and we will run it by the boss...
            I'm on it Cat Daddy!!


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            • #21
              Originally posted by ALX
              ...gotta run....I really hope you and the wife etc. drop in and have some samples....Ran it by the Sis a few weeks ago...You know how comp folk get...and she said fine for you all....
              See ya' on the 21st bro... thanks!


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              • #22
                Wow, one of these would be interesting. Ive only ever heard of very quick, (or None at all) cooking. That being said, Ive only ever dealt with "steak" cuts, never a brisket. So much fat, almost melts in your hand. Would love to try one some day, to see how other cut, being smoked would taste.
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