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Used this the other day on brisket and came out very good. Not sure its any better or worse than the original but it made use of some stuff on hand and made a smaller amount etc. Enough for two briskets.

3 cups water
1 cup leftover black coffee (or another cup of water if you dont have any coffee handy)
1 heaping Tablespoon of Better than Bullion Beef Base
1/2 cup Lea n Perrins Wooster sauce
1/4 cup apple cider vinegar (no subs)
1 T. onion powder
1 T. garlic powder
2 T. butter
1 t. chili powder (Gebhardts)
1 t. MSG (optional I skip that nowadays)
2 t. Franks Hot Sauce
1/4 t. Frenchies prepared mustard
1/4 of a big bay leaf
black pepper and salt to taste

Bring to boil in a SS pot. Put on the lid and turn off the fire. Let it set overnight. Next day do what you want.
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For those who don't know, (I found out yesterday going through an old BBQ cookbook),
Walter Jetton was LBJ's Pitmaster of choice. He was King of Q in the 60s. His 1965 cookbook is no longer in print but his recipes are available via Google. He died in 1968. Being from Fort Worth, he must have apprenticed under bigwheel! Wink
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Originally posted by Joe M:
For those who don't know, (I found out yesterday going through an old BBQ cookbook),
Walter Jetton was LBJ's Pitmaster of choice. He was King of Q in the 60s. His 1965 cookbook is no longer in print but his recipes are available via Google. He died in 1968. Being from Fort Worth, he must have apprenticed under bigwheel! Wink


He peaked a little before my time. Now my Mama was the salad lady in one of his Cafeterias in Fort Worth in the real late 60's. Having looked at quite a few of his recipes over the years..will say the boy had some kind of fetish for bay leaves. He must have got them wholesale or something.

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