The Christmas Brisket Gift
Each year at Christmas time, I cook up some briskets and give them away as Christmas gifts. I can find nice briskets trimmed to a 1/4 at my local H-E-B and they are about $30 to $40 depending on the size. This year, as my Big Green Eggs are out of commission due to an outdoor kitchen project, I used my Ironwood 885 and I think I have it down pretty well now.
It's not an expensive gift, but one that requires effort, forethought, planning, and some Que skill. The end results are pretty cool as it's an unexpected type of gift.
Merry Christmas y'all!
Here's some pics to the latest one that went to a car service I use to go to the airport almost ever week. Those guys will pick me up any time and many have been at 3:30-4:00 AM. I know they will enjoy this.
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Tammie Gosson commented
A gift like new strings would be very useful for a guitar player. I've been playing guitar for a long time and it's nice to get something like that. You can also give your guitarist friend different thicknesses of picks or a guitar case, for example. He will definitely appreciate such a gift. In addition, a good addition to the main gift would be a gift basket with fruit, for example. It can also be filled with candy and champagne. If you are interested, you can find a gift basket here https://www.jetgiftbaskets.com/. I hope my tips will help you. Give a gift from the heart and he is sure to love it. Good luck.
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Wirelessstiv
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I WANTED TO EAT