Sheltowee
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A general rule of thumb: If it didn't try (and fail) at seceding, the barbecue there probably isn't that good.Found your problem!
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A general rule of thumb: If it didn't try (and fail) at seceding, the barbecue there probably isn't that good.Found your problem!
Sorry but I have to disagree; yes prime is prime, but my family has been cooking briskets for hundreds of years, at all kinds of events, in real pit dug bbqs n all the way to fancy ass smokers. This was WAY before “pit masters” n the “brisket mainstream crap” This was good ole Texas boys, wtver hard wood u had around, Pearl or LoneStar beer, manning the fire n pits for hours on end all night long…….n getting the briskets either on wtvr beeves were butchered or what they had at the local store….n ultimately turning out unbelievably great bbqMeat quality is the number 1 thing that has an effect. It took me about 5 briskets to figure that out. Get the best quality beef you can find before putting all that work into cooking it.
This...I've begrudgingly arrived at the realization that I don't have the patience to do brisket.Sorry but I have to disagree; yes prime is prime, but my family has been cooking briskets for hundreds of years, at all kinds of events, in real pit dug bbqs n all the way to fancy ass smokers. This was WAY before “pit masters” n the “brisket mainstream crap” This was good ole Texas boys, wtver hard wood u had around, Pearl or LoneStar beer, manning the fire n pits for hours on end all night long…….n getting the briskets either on wtvr beeves were butchered or what they had at the local store….n ultimately turning out unbelievably great bbq
That’s the point of “low n slow”
Taking what used to be a cheap cut of meat that regular folks could afford and turning it into something great
My wife is french....I got nothin.
I have to agree. I have personally found that spending money for prime brisket is a waste. If nothing else, it's not twice or three times as good to justify the price.Sorry but I have to disagree; yes prime is prime, but my family has been cooking briskets for hundreds of years, at all kinds of events, in real pit dug bbqs n all the way to fancy ass smokers. This was WAY before “pit masters” n the “brisket mainstream crap” This was good ole Texas boys, wtver hard wood u had around, Pearl or LoneStar beer, manning the fire n pits for hours on end all night long…….n getting the briskets either on wtvr beeves were butchered or what they had at the local store….n ultimately turning out unbelievably great bbq
That’s the point of “low n slow”
Taking what used to be a cheap cut of meat that regular folks could afford and turning it into something great
I will defer to your expertise. I have had much better results with high quality beef, but I also have very limited experience.Sorry but I have to disagree; yes prime is prime, but my family has been cooking briskets for hundreds of years, at all kinds of events, in real pit dug bbqs n all the way to fancy ass smokers. This was WAY before “pit masters” n the “brisket mainstream crap” This was good ole Texas boys, wtver hard wood u had around, Pearl or LoneStar beer, manning the fire n pits for hours on end all night long…….n getting the briskets either on wtvr beeves were butchered or what they had at the local store….n ultimately turning out unbelievably great bbq
That’s the point of “low n slow”
Taking what used to be a cheap cut of meat that regular folks could afford and turning it into something great
Or, just don't trim the giant fat cap on nearly every brisket down to almost nothing and instead let that sucker self baste all smoke long.
Collagen makes it juicy, fat gives flavor. Select is just a low fat brisket, drizzle some tallow on a well cooked select brisket and it may be just as good.
Of course, some sauce would be nice as well
BINGO!!!Or, just don't trim the giant fat cap on nearly every brisket down to almost nothing and instead let that sucker self baste all smoke long.
Doesn't work that wayOr, just don't trim the giant fat cap on nearly every brisket down to almost nothing and instead let that sucker self baste all smoke long.
Doesn't work that way
On almost any corner in Central CA is an asado doing brisket. Good stuff. Don't let those south central white dudes tell you how to do it.Central CA so not Brisket country but still supposedly "award winning"
Where is the good 'cue up your way? Smok was pretty decent for Colorado but can't compete with the best gas stations in Alabama.
Collagen makes it juicy, fat gives flavor. Select is just a low fat brisket, drizzle some tallow on a well cooked select brisket and it may be just as good.
Of course, some sauce would be nice as well