Find a model kit or even a toy that somewhat resembles your â33 Hot Rod and get creative. Use some spray paint or an airbrush to try out your paint scheme ideas and colors. This is especially useful if youâre going for a more complex paint job such as two tones, stripes, flames or other graphics.
Temperature and Cooking Time. Set the oven temperature at 300 or 325 degrees F, and allow about 60 minutes of cooking time per pound of brisket. For example, a typical 3-lb. plank brisket needs to roast for about 3 hours. Because a tip brisket is thicker, it will take longer to reach the safe internal temperature.
Now cover the pan tightly with foil. Now stick it in the fridge, and forget about it for at least 24 hours and up to 48 hours. When youâre ready to start cooking it, just pop it into a 300-degree oven, still tightly covered. Cook the brisket for several hours, or about 40 minutes per pound. At that point (about seven hours for mine), open the oven door and peel back the foil. Now, stick two forks into the meat and make sure itâs fork-tender/falling apart, which means you can pull it apart to some degree.