Brisket

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Brisket

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I'm doing my first brisket this weekend, i have got a 6lbs brisket, which is very fatty, should i trim it or leave it?
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I would only trim off the fat that is very hard and won't melt down.

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Re: Brisket

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Thanks Eddie, that charcoal you got was excellent, lasted ages. Thanks again.
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