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This video will show you how to make amazing smoked brisket. The dry rub recipe used in this video is 3 tablespoons salt, pepper and paprika and 2 tablespoons crushed red pepper. I used hickory to smoke the brisket and it turned out great. The brisket came out of the smoker with a thick bark but was not too overpowered with smoke. Enjoy!
Notes:
- I used a cherry hickory chip blend in the MES
- Added new chips every hour or so except when I was sleeping
- Woke up early and continued to add chips until done
- This is an "unwrapped" method of cooking brisket. If you are new to cooking brisket I would recommend wrapping in foil at an internal temp of 165 and cooking until 195-205.
- I received some comments that this brisket looks dry but that was not the case. The "flat" (where I made the first cut) looked dry because it is thinner. the remainder of the brisket turned out great. Your flat may get a bit dry using an unwrapped cooking method but if you are going for heavy bark that is sometimes the sacrifice you need to make!
21 май 2017
