Thank you for making this tutorial for trimming and cooking a brisket. The 1st time I cooked a brisket was for my housewarming party, using your method of trimming and cooking. I kid you not. The brisket was the 1st thing gone before my ribs and chicken. I make some phenomenal ribs. A month later for my wife’s birthday. I cooked another brisket using your method along some extra steps for flavor. The 2nd brisket was better than my fist one. People was so surprised that the brisket was that good on my 1st two tries cooking them.
If I’m in a hurry, then I’ll defrost it in the microwave, then remove it from the bag and then microwave it at 50% power until it’s warm enough to eat. If I have more time, then I will sous vide it at 185 for a couple of hours. You can also remove from bag, wrap in foil, oven or air fryer at 225 for hour+.
Don’t even have to wrap to keep it juicy. I’ve smoked a ton of pork butts that never stalled, so I never wrapped them. I just catered a military event here on Oahu and smoked 44 pork butts, 12 briskets, and 30 racks of ribs🔥🔥🔥🔥
gj cutting all of the flavour off... when it cooks the fat melts into the meat. Ive cooked off hundreds of briskets and its waaaay easier too cut the fat off after wards and you will have a way tastier product,,, but you do you...
This was trimmed with the 4" utility knife and 14" slicing knife from Drip EZ. For 6" boning knives, I have the Victorinox and the one that comes with the Heritage Steel BBQ set. They are all here: bkyhd.com/gear/?s=knife