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Texas style smoked brisket at home (non reverse version)

Texas style smoked brisket at home (non reverse version)

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This is the non-Seinfeld (not reversed) version of the video, as requested by those who found it difficult to follow. Now it's time for some Texas style smoked brisket! Alex: With pellet grills the higher the temp the less smoke you get. Consider smoking the first 5-6 hours at a maximum temp of 225 to get more smoke. Maximum smoke absorption is in the first 5-6 hours anyways.
Date: 2020-11-30

Comments and reviews: 9


The only thing I would add is apply a binder before you apply your dry rub.
The stall is the point where the fat phase changes from solid to liquid which counter acts the radiant heat until it fully renders out and finishes cooking.

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My hubby has been doing it rgb is way for years and it comes out perfect everytime! Magnificent! Just as moist and juicy the next day! Hugs and blessings! Hope your Thanksgiving was awesome!
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Please please PLEASE recreate the Pioneer Chicken's fried fish recipe. I've never had fish like it and that chain is disappearing fast. I can't find a recipe anywhere.
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Have you ever thought about traveling the world and eating strange foods from obscure cultures? Bourdain made a good living doing it, you have the same panache.
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South Texas here. Salt & pepper always amazing. To his, his own. Enjoy it. You learn how to change it in time. Looks delicious. Keep the videos rolling
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It's been so long since the original, I kind of forgot how long ago he filmed this. The little plants in the background reminded me though.
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I mean you can use the fat trimmings to make a beef oil or a stock so realistically there isn t any waste by removing 3 pounds of fat.
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You should have left it in the cooler overnight to see if it was still warm in the morning. I bet it would have still been very juicy
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homemade pit with a firebox, and mesquite wood is the way to go. if you have access to mesquite. Grows like weeds in south Texas.
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