A good Beer mop sauce for a brisket

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smokeitupbbq

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Dec 13, 2011
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Going to smoke a Brisket friday, I smoke it for 5 hr then double wrap in tin foil, Pour a beer in it and let it cook for another 3 hr, Then unwrap it and smoke it for another 2. Smoking it for the first 5 hr and the last 2 i would like to use a good beer mop sauce. Any ideas??
 
First off 
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 to SMF. There is a huge wealth of knowledge here, and folks are eager to help any way they can.

I suggest you take the 5 day e-course on smoking http://www.smoking-meat.com/smoking-basics-ecourse.html

Even if you are not new to smoking it's a great read.

I sugest you use the handy dandy search bar that is at the top of the page and do a search for "beer mop". I did a search and here is a link to the results for ya. http://www.smokingmeatforums.com/search.php?search=beer+mop
 
Good deal, No not new to smoking but i'll look into that course. Never hurts to learn knew things! thanks for the advice.
 
One of my favorites ive found a while back


1-Can dark beer (Shiner Bock works great, and don't forget to get some for you too)
1-Cup cider vinegar
1/2-Cup light oil (Canola is good)
1-Small onion, diced
3-Cloves garlic, minced
1/2-Cup Worcestershire sauce
1-Tsp freshly-ground black pepper
1-Tsp salt
1-Tbsp Cayenne
1-Tbsp Mustard Powder
1-Tsp Cumin
Juice from 1 Lemon


1. Mix all ingredients in a pot, and heat over med/low for 30 minutes.
2. The mop is now ready to use.
3. Stir well before each use. I keep the mop on low heat while I am smoking so I don't apply it cold.
 
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It just goes to show you that you can't go wrong when beer is involved.
 
Do you use smoke the last two hrs or just heat ?.  I assume the last 2 hrs. out of foil is to firm up the bark  Correct ??   I did a packer last week foiled in a pan. Had nice dark bark but the bark was kinda mushy.
 
That sounds very good! will be using it this weekend. Yeah Mike After pulling my brisket out of the foil after 3 hours in the beer it's good and moist, So i like to throw it back on the heat and smoke for another 2 hours to firm the bark up on the outside and it never fails when you cut into it the inside is so moist it just falls apart!! man i can't wait for friday!
 
That sounds very good! will be using it this weekend. Yeah Mike After pulling my brisket out of the foil after 3 hours in the beer it's good and moist, So i like to throw it back on the heat and smoke for another 2 hours to firm the bark up on the outside and it never fails when you cut into it the inside is so moist it just falls apart!! man i can't wait for friday!
Thanks!  I'm gonna try that on the next one.
 
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