Trying again...How I do it...start with a good bed of coals and a hot pit. Started fire with a pearburner at 7am

like that good clean smoke...

Trim fat side to 1/4" cross hatch 1/2" deep, trip all hard fat from point...dry rub and onto the pit fat side up. Close the lid and don't open it again for 10 hours.

Hold the right temperature

Shoot temperatures at 10 hours...170...close the lid.

Checked again at 13 hours...temp at 190...pulled off and into the ice chest wrapped in clean shop towels. Next morning onto the cutting board...

Cut the brisket across where the flat meets the point...

Rotate the point 90 degrees and cut the point in half. Wrap all in foil and directly back into the ice chest until time to serve...I don't slice until it goes on the plate...

nuthin to cooking a nice juicy brisket...

like that good clean smoke...

Trim fat side to 1/4" cross hatch 1/2" deep, trip all hard fat from point...dry rub and onto the pit fat side up. Close the lid and don't open it again for 10 hours.

Hold the right temperature

Shoot temperatures at 10 hours...170...close the lid.

Checked again at 13 hours...temp at 190...pulled off and into the ice chest wrapped in clean shop towels. Next morning onto the cutting board...

Cut the brisket across where the flat meets the point...

Rotate the point 90 degrees and cut the point in half. Wrap all in foil and directly back into the ice chest until time to serve...I don't slice until it goes on the plate...

nuthin to cooking a nice juicy brisket...

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