I think you should stop trying to do math for tonight.
Originally Posted by Dreamgurrl
I'd agree. There were a lot of assumptions made.
Bam,
Franklin's does over 100 briskets a day. They clear over 10k pounds of brisket in a single week. That's a commercial operation.
I'm a hobbyist. Similar to you not knowing my hooker hobby schedule or dance partners unless I share... you certainly don't know my cook schedules, diet or personal life. Unless I share.
I do eat more than DG's weight in beef in any given month. My cardiologist is apalled and critical of that, but always wants to know what's cooking and if I'm bringing anything he can try.
I always have about 40lbs of brisket on-hand any given week, at minimum. A single 15 lb packer will become about 12 lbs after trim. That trim will be added to a 10-12 lb pork butt for hot links. I have about 20 lbs of vac-sealed brisket trim on hand unless I do a big cook.
Those 12 lb trimmed briskets will be around 9.5 to 10 lbs post-cook. Then it's down to what we're doing. Slice, chop, chunk? Maybe some burnt ends. Reserving some point and flat for soups, stews, chili, quesadillas, tacos, burritos, nachos, loaded potatoes, etc.
In a couple weeks I'll be cooking 3 briskets, 15 lbs of hot links, 10 Racks of spares and 20lbs of pork butt for a buddy's daughter graduation party.
I'll be christening his new Lang stick burner and bringing some post oak, hickory, sugar maple, plum and pecan. He's bringing the trailer. I've got the meat and wood. He's comping me with a box of cigars, a couple bottles he grabbed for me in Kentucky and 4 Wagyu tomahawks.
Between cooking and resting, about 22-24 hrs. And plenty of time to drink, smoke and post shit on this board.
You don't even understand how good my brisket and eggs can be for brunch.