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...of room the the world of smoked meat for everyone to have a place at the table. I'm glad you, and so many others, enjoy a well-prepared brisket. I was just exploring how that "lowly cut" of "poor man's meat" from a long time ago somehow got elevated to the pinnacle of the smoker's art. All...
It's hard for me to believe your first brisket being a flat turned out that great. It's very hard to get a flat that good especially it being your first time.
Well….. what to say…. Brisket is a unique cut that works for many purposes…. From ground to the smoked….to me and more importantly Mrs C it’s all about taste and texture. Brisket is her fav…. My fav beef is a A5 Filet pan seared then butter and fresh herb finished…. But I’ll get back to...
...corner and taste tested it. It was nearly perfect!
I drained the juices into a glass measuring cup and poured some liquid tallow over the brisket.
I'm going to let it rest on the counter until it gets to 170°.
Then I'll wrap it in some butcher paper and stick it in my brisket blanket and...
isnt this a thing? i have had some that could have used it. i never have cooked one myself. but if i did i think i would brine it for moisture insurance? anyone brine them? i dont read much about it.
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