Texas Barbecue. I'm Canadian. There is a man in my city here and he is from Texas and he runs a bar and barbecue. Best Brisket and whole chicken wings i have ever had.
Those briskets look good. Lucky for me the meat I have roasting while watching the video is starting to smell good, so I can pretend it's those briskets. Thanks for the videos they are the perfect companions to the survivalist boards.
i use the same creole seasonning.it's sooooo good.another thing u might like is goya adobo all purpose seasonning.you'll find it in the spanish foods section at ur local grocery store.
what size tank did you use to make this smoker? im planning on making one from a 120 gallon propane tank. also, is there a rule of thumb for firebox to smoker size ratio? im thinking of making an 18x18x18 inch firebox.
Got a question that has nothing really to do with the topic, although I do loooove some brisket. anyway what pocket knife is that you have at 1:49 ? looks like a nice lock back design, I have been looking for one
Every time i've grilled brisket, big grease fire & chewy like rubber tire. I'll try the foil trick next time. The grease fire burned a hole through the bottom of my Char-Broil.
@grizzdipper66 - about $400 - $500 in materials, and I worked on and off on the pit for over a year. I could probably build a pit like that in a weekend, or maybe 3 days. But that would be working on the pit for 8 - 10 hours a day.
@survivalistboards my neighbor has a nive pit similar to yours, it doesnt have the pieces in the back or front he used an old water heater. he spent a little over 100$ and spent 3-4 weeks with friends doing it. he said he would use his small propane tank to make me one its about a foot tall three feet long and a foot thick.
Yea, I don't like cutting the briskets in half either. Try using Reynolds Oven Bags, they are meant for turkeys but will easily fit a whole brisket. I love the Goya Mojo, it's great on chicken, never thought to use it as a mop for brisket. I'll have to give it a try.
i once smoked a whole pig and my lungs died
TheOctoman34 6 months ago
Does the upright tank get as hot and the main tank? ...thats a cool design and the results look delisious! Thanks for the vid :)
nativerobin 7 months ago
Making me hungry bro...
spiderpig85 7 months ago
YUM!!! LOOKS DELICIOUS!! I should not have watched this on an empty stomach. Now I need to eat something fast I am STARVING
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mrspenn1611 8 months ago
Texas Barbecue. I'm Canadian. There is a man in my city here and he is from Texas and he runs a bar and barbecue. Best Brisket and whole chicken wings i have ever had.
dirkshrubb 8 months ago
Those briskets look good. Lucky for me the meat I have roasting while watching the video is starting to smell good, so I can pretend it's those briskets. Thanks for the videos they are the perfect companions to the survivalist boards.
1caramarie 8 months ago
Great video and instruction. Man i'm hungry now! Thanks for posting.
rvermill47 8 months ago
i use the same creole seasonning.it's sooooo good.another thing u might like is goya adobo all purpose seasonning.you'll find it in the spanish foods section at ur local grocery store.
candigirl1970 8 months ago
Looks F****ng Amazing! Very Delicious! ive smoked ribs and sausages but never brisket. Will be doing this pretty soon. Thanks for the vid!
souless1985 9 months ago
Theres alot of good information on smoking/bbq'ing on the internet or in books. You got a pretty good start.
yacrafter 9 months ago
I'm hungry now....
PrepperAZ 9 months ago
Fer those who are about ta feast! We salute you! GOD BLESS!
TheDaytonDevil 9 months ago
those briskets look amazing. when you first opening up the lid I started salivating. what a gorgeous golden color.
pacificcoast 9 months ago
what exactly is a brisket.
joshua28320 9 months ago
@joshua28320 It's the meat taken from the upper chest portion of a cow.
Aqualiteking 8 months ago
Good video. Thank you.
NIETZSCHEAN14 9 months ago
what size tank did you use to make this smoker? im planning on making one from a 120 gallon propane tank. also, is there a rule of thumb for firebox to smoker size ratio? im thinking of making an 18x18x18 inch firebox.
looks tasty.
TheBigBadWoIf 9 months ago
@TheBigBadWoIf - 150 gallon for the upright smoker, the main tank is a 250 gallon.
survivalistboards 9 months ago
Made me hungry.
uberschall 9 months ago
i use a 5 gallon bucket to soak my large meat in when in marinate
waylan3 9 months ago
Oh no.. this guy is not serious about grilling at all. : )
zigzigerblat 9 months ago
Looks tasty.
braveheart98 9 months ago
Wood kind of wood did you use?
clintsmith96 9 months ago
I don't even eat meat and yet that was an entertaining video. Good stuff.
neonshoji 9 months ago
Oh man that looks good Kev! I need to go get a brisket and get to cookin'. (Or maybe some chicken quarters.) Decisions, decisions. Yum!
Good call on the grain, Dwind! ;)
theoryrealm 9 months ago
Got a question that has nothing really to do with the topic, although I do loooove some brisket. anyway what pocket knife is that you have at 1:49 ? looks like a nice lock back design, I have been looking for one
Hoppaipolla5 9 months ago
making me hungry
TheSerb111 9 months ago
Hey man, you make awesome videos! Keep them up!
TheHondadirtbiker 9 months ago
Ah man, I would hate to have to eat all that meat in one seating but sometimes a man's got to do what a man's got to do.
daedalx 9 months ago
PUT OUT A PLATE OF SMASHED PATATERS AND THEN YOU BETTER STAND BACK...WOOOOOOOOOOO HOOOOOOOOOOO! looks gooooooooood!
vze284nw 9 months ago 2
Looks burnt
tylertyler82 9 months ago
Do you do cooking for your friends weddings as well as your relatives.
InsertGun 9 months ago
@InsertGun - sometimes I will cook for friends
survivalistboards 9 months ago
Hell, I would even get married if I could get you to cook me up some of that stuff!
ceadeses 9 months ago
great video man that looks good!
hogkillerjp 9 months ago
Man thats the type of food i want at my wedding. I just need to find a women that agrees.
URBANAMERICANTAC 9 months ago 2
good looken briskets there kev. !
cowboysaver1971 9 months ago
Dude! I am hungry now.
JustinBaker2567 9 months ago 2
Dude why didn't you invite me?
spitfirecs420 9 months ago
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ICanHazGames 9 months ago
Every time i've grilled brisket, big grease fire & chewy like rubber tire. I'll try the foil trick next time. The grease fire burned a hole through the bottom of my Char-Broil.
jasonmushersee 9 months ago
That looks absolutely delicious. Whatever I'm having for supper just went down about 2 notches. :0)
adaman04 9 months ago
That meat looks heavenly. Have you ever tried injecting marinade into it? Or letting the meat marinate over night?
numba1stunna4269 9 months ago
how long did it take you o make the smoker and how much $ in Materials
grizzdipper66 9 months ago 2
@grizzdipper66 - about $400 - $500 in materials, and I worked on and off on the pit for over a year. I could probably build a pit like that in a weekend, or maybe 3 days. But that would be working on the pit for 8 - 10 hours a day.
survivalistboards 9 months ago
@survivalistboards my neighbor has a nive pit similar to yours, it doesnt have the pieces in the back or front he used an old water heater. he spent a little over 100$ and spent 3-4 weeks with friends doing it. he said he would use his small propane tank to make me one its about a foot tall three feet long and a foot thick.
VideoGameCathedral 9 months ago
always enjoy your cooking/food videos
kumquatsta 9 months ago
It's so dark
pwrightt 9 months ago
Yea, I don't like cutting the briskets in half either. Try using Reynolds Oven Bags, they are meant for turkeys but will easily fit a whole brisket. I love the Goya Mojo, it's great on chicken, never thought to use it as a mop for brisket. I'll have to give it a try.
tdjtx 9 months ago
That is a beautiful grill.
jackclark1981 9 months ago
@jackclark1981 Thats a smoker my brother.
SocomElite187 9 months ago 2