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How I do Brisket.

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  • mrobisrM Offline
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    mrobisr
    Team Blue Cast Iron Sous Vide Canning Dry Cured Sausage Masterbuilt Military Veterans Power User Regular Contributors
    wrote on last edited by
    #52

    I promise this to work every single time and to make a spoon tender brisket without fail.
    Apply some type of rub/coating, doesn’t matter whatever you like so it dries the surface, if not the wet meat and smoke can be bitter.
    Smoke @ 230f until internal temp of 160-170f
    Wrap in pink paper or if you do not mind losing your crispy bark then Texas crutch it.
    Continue to cook or smoke in the smoker or oven it doesn’t matter at this point until the IT reaches 203-205f
    Lower temp to 170 either in smoker or oven for at least 4 hours, 8 hours is better and you can go up to 12 hours doesn’t hurt. This resting period is so flexible that it allows you to do you brisket the day before and still have a better brisket that most have ever tasted.
    Brisket is full of fat and collagen and the resting period continues the break down these components so the meat just keeps marinating.
    Yes you can smoke/cook up to 275-300 to speed the cook, but the resting period still remains the same.
    Injecting the brisket and then marinating does help the flavor, but it is by no means a deal breaker.

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    • mrobisrM mrobisr

      I promise this to work every single time and to make a spoon tender brisket without fail.
      Apply some type of rub/coating, doesn’t matter whatever you like so it dries the surface, if not the wet meat and smoke can be bitter.
      Smoke @ 230f until internal temp of 160-170f
      Wrap in pink paper or if you do not mind losing your crispy bark then Texas crutch it.
      Continue to cook or smoke in the smoker or oven it doesn’t matter at this point until the IT reaches 203-205f
      Lower temp to 170 either in smoker or oven for at least 4 hours, 8 hours is better and you can go up to 12 hours doesn’t hurt. This resting period is so flexible that it allows you to do you brisket the day before and still have a better brisket that most have ever tasted.
      Brisket is full of fat and collagen and the resting period continues the break down these components so the meat just keeps marinating.
      Yes you can smoke/cook up to 275-300 to speed the cook, but the resting period still remains the same.
      Injecting the brisket and then marinating does help the flavor, but it is by no means a deal breaker.

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      Dave in AZ
      Military Veterans Sous Vide Canning Traeger Regular Contributors Power User
      wrote on last edited by Dave in AZ
      #53

      mrobisr Idaho Smokey Midwest_kc
      Well, it turned out great!
      Smoked at 225 for 3 hrs. Wrapped in foil, raised temp to 325. Hit 202 in 1.5 hrs, I probed it like said above, let it go to 208, softer and nice. Wrapped in towel, put in cooler. Rested for 3 hrs, temp was down to 168. That’s all my family could take, so sliced up and ate, vacuum sealed extra.

      Loved the rub, very texas flavor, my favorite. Thx everyone for great recipe, input and making an afternoon cook feel like a team project! Wish I could have stood you all a beverage!
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      • Dave in AZD Dave in AZ

        mrobisr Idaho Smokey Midwest_kc
        Well, it turned out great!
        Smoked at 225 for 3 hrs. Wrapped in foil, raised temp to 325. Hit 202 in 1.5 hrs, I probed it like said above, let it go to 208, softer and nice. Wrapped in towel, put in cooler. Rested for 3 hrs, temp was down to 168. That’s all my family could take, so sliced up and ate, vacuum sealed extra.

        Loved the rub, very texas flavor, my favorite. Thx everyone for great recipe, input and making an afternoon cook feel like a team project! Wish I could have stood you all a beverage!
        20220403_212953.jpg 20220403_213554.jpg

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        #54

        Dave in AZ came out looking good. Bet the fam was happy.

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        • HerbcoFoodH Offline
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          HerbcoFood
          Regular Contributors Team Orange Sous Vide
          wrote on last edited by
          #55

          I am using my costco cash back to buy a brisket, hopefully sometime soon.

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          • Dave in AZD Dave in AZ

            mrobisr Idaho Smokey Midwest_kc
            Well, it turned out great!
            Smoked at 225 for 3 hrs. Wrapped in foil, raised temp to 325. Hit 202 in 1.5 hrs, I probed it like said above, let it go to 208, softer and nice. Wrapped in towel, put in cooler. Rested for 3 hrs, temp was down to 168. That’s all my family could take, so sliced up and ate, vacuum sealed extra.

            Loved the rub, very texas flavor, my favorite. Thx everyone for great recipe, input and making an afternoon cook feel like a team project! Wish I could have stood you all a beverage!
            20220403_212953.jpg 20220403_213554.jpg

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            mrobisr
            Team Blue Cast Iron Sous Vide Canning Dry Cured Sausage Masterbuilt Military Veterans Power User Regular Contributors
            wrote on last edited by
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            Dave in AZ Looks fantastic.

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              Dave in AZ
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              #57

              Having all these super experienced guys who do a ton of briskets, giving advice… well, it is an amazing confidence booster when doing a cook uou don’t do so often! Like I sure didn’t want to make a silly mistake, having all these posts to let you know you’re on track is about the only thing that lets me spring for a prime piece of meat!
              We had brisket on toasted corn tortilla tonight. I used the juice from the wrapped cook to add to beans for some great ranch style beans too. 😉

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              • Dave in AZD Dave in AZ

                Having all these super experienced guys who do a ton of briskets, giving advice… well, it is an amazing confidence booster when doing a cook uou don’t do so often! Like I sure didn’t want to make a silly mistake, having all these posts to let you know you’re on track is about the only thing that lets me spring for a prime piece of meat!
                We had brisket on toasted corn tortilla tonight. I used the juice from the wrapped cook to add to beans for some great ranch style beans too. 😉

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                zbigjeff
                Sous Vide Team Blue Power User Regular Contributors Cast Iron
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                Dave in AZ I don’t know who’s more excited about the “process”. The guys that helped or YOU. That’s what this blog is all about. I would say: Great job all around the table. Yay for all.

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                • zbigjeffZ zbigjeff

                  Dave in AZ I don’t know who’s more excited about the “process”. The guys that helped or YOU. That’s what this blog is all about. I would say: Great job all around the table. Yay for all.

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                  • zbigjeffZ zbigjeff

                    Dave in AZ I don’t know who’s more excited about the “process”. The guys that helped or YOU. That’s what this blog is all about. I would say: Great job all around the table. Yay for all.

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                    zbigjeff
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                    PapaSop Sorry that I used that bad word! Community is a much better term. Have a great rest of your day.

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                    • zbigjeffZ zbigjeff

                      PapaSop Sorry that I used that bad word! Community is a much better term. Have a great rest of your day.

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                      zbigjeff said in How I do Brisket.:

                      PapaSop Sorry that I used that bad word! Community is a much better term. Have a great rest of your day.

                      After I thought about it, was thinking that “F” word the whole time. Blog is fine, Such my delete. LOL

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                      • PapaSopP PapaSop

                        zbigjeff said in How I do Brisket.:

                        PapaSop Sorry that I used that bad word! Community is a much better term. Have a great rest of your day.

                        After I thought about it, was thinking that “F” word the whole time. Blog is fine, Such my delete. LOL

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                        zbigjeff
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                        PapaSop I long to sit in your backyard watching a very slow smoke while sipping your pick and just solving the woes if the world. The sarcasm would be epic. Smile!!!

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                        • Dave in AZD Dave in AZ

                          mrobisr Idaho Smokey Midwest_kc
                          Well, it turned out great!
                          Smoked at 225 for 3 hrs. Wrapped in foil, raised temp to 325. Hit 202 in 1.5 hrs, I probed it like said above, let it go to 208, softer and nice. Wrapped in towel, put in cooler. Rested for 3 hrs, temp was down to 168. That’s all my family could take, so sliced up and ate, vacuum sealed extra.

                          Loved the rub, very texas flavor, my favorite. Thx everyone for great recipe, input and making an afternoon cook feel like a team project! Wish I could have stood you all a beverage!
                          20220403_212953.jpg 20220403_213554.jpg

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                          calldoctoday
                          Team Blue Power User Regular Contributors
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                          Dave in AZ It must be brisket city tonight, All you all must be messing with me, here sittin in this office doing paperwork.

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                          • C calldoctoday

                            Dave in AZ It must be brisket city tonight, All you all must be messing with me, here sittin in this office doing paperwork.

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                            johnsbrewhouse
                            Team Blue Regular Contributors Traeger Power User Veteran Sous Vide Canning
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                            calldoctoday Better than what we had, no power for no reason. Fired the portable generator up since the standby is still in the garage waiting to be set on the pad and be wired to the house. Maybe next week I’ll set it and run the conduit and wires, then order the propane tank.

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                            • johnsbrewhouseJ johnsbrewhouse

                              calldoctoday Better than what we had, no power for no reason. Fired the portable generator up since the standby is still in the garage waiting to be set on the pad and be wired to the house. Maybe next week I’ll set it and run the conduit and wires, then order the propane tank.

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                              calldoctoday
                              Team Blue Power User Regular Contributors
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                              johnsbrewhouse That happens every now & then for reasons that make no sense at times. Good to hear you have that generator & hope you can get it all set up soon.

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                              • Dave in AZD Dave in AZ

                                mrobisr Idaho Smokey Midwest_kc
                                Well, it turned out great!
                                Smoked at 225 for 3 hrs. Wrapped in foil, raised temp to 325. Hit 202 in 1.5 hrs, I probed it like said above, let it go to 208, softer and nice. Wrapped in towel, put in cooler. Rested for 3 hrs, temp was down to 168. That’s all my family could take, so sliced up and ate, vacuum sealed extra.

                                Loved the rub, very texas flavor, my favorite. Thx everyone for great recipe, input and making an afternoon cook feel like a team project! Wish I could have stood you all a beverage!
                                20220403_212953.jpg 20220403_213554.jpg

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                                Dave in AZ looks great 👍

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                                  HerbcoFood
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                                  Looks like the briskets will be flying off the shelves this week!
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                                  • HerbcoFoodH HerbcoFood

                                    Looks like the briskets will be flying off the shelves this week!
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                                    HerbcoFood
                                    Smokin-Hot Deal!

                                    Paul

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                                    • HerbcoFoodH HerbcoFood

                                      Looks like the briskets will be flying off the shelves this week!
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                                      Team Blue Power User Regular Contributors
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                                      HerbcoFood Time to fill the truck up & head to Texas!

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