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Uploaded by on Aug 5, 2008

Four minute video on smokin' a brisket

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  • Nice video…BBQ made easy and blues music great touch…Well worth the watch. Thanks for posting…

  • @johnnybagofdonets thanks, I appreciate it. I usually drink a beer right after I put it on, I tell my wife it's a toast to the "smoke gods", but it's really an excuse to drink a beer at 9:00am. Then I put on some Thelonious Monk or Ella Fitzgerald and let the brisket simmer while I lay in my hammock and yell at the kids to keep the noise down . . .

  • try filling your water pan with wine sometime its good

  • @Fatologist666 good tip. I've heard beer also, but never tried beer, but I like the idea of wine. I'll give it a try.

  • I like your video....but you start by saying you have mesquite chunks, then you say you add hickory chunks......confused....

  • @octavian99 My mistake, I usually use mesquite with brisket. I use hickory when my bbq shop is out of mesquite. I've been using apple wood almost exclusively now.

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  • I am absolutely now convinced by those weber mountain smokers i gotta get myself one in early next year for sure.

  • @daveob94513 I cook brisket to an internal temp of 165. I check it at several spots, especially the thick parts. After I pull the brisket off, I wrap it in tinfoil and place it either in the oven, no heat, for about half an hour. The internal temp will rise a little and the meat will "relax" and draw some of the juices back in.

  • @2autoimage I did add some wood chunks but no charcoal. Of course if you peek at the brisket you'll lose a lot of heat and maybe have to add a handful of charcoal.

  • Did you not have to add anymore charcoal or wood?

  • what temps do you do your briskets?.......

  • 3;03 ---  3;07 fat side up?

  • @johnnybagofdonets  maybe eating it will work

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