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It smells even better I can't wait to taste it! When I send it to the cooler to rest should I leave it in the pan or wrap the brisket its self in foil? I want to try and pull the meat and mix the juices back in.
While I'm waiting on this stall I thought I would address an earlier comment. I do enjoy the taste of the meat also but I do enjoy bold flavor as well. We use to marinate and sprinkle everything we could find on a steak for that flavor burst. Keep in mind we don't buy steak at the store we get our meet from the locker plant as we live in the middle of a cattle farm. That being said I read about dry brining where u salt the meat and let it sit open in the fridge with salt only on it. It dissolves and gets sucked back into the meat and it makes for the best steak I've ever had! Haven't done anything different since. I would assume the same would work for any meat but for brisket sandwiches I'd like some more kick.
Well in the end the flavor was good but didn't explode with flavor as I expected. I've had better results before without injecting and just rubbing. That being said it could also be the quality of the meat. This was a wal-mart brisket and probably not the best quality cut. So lessons learned from this smoke and next time we will do something different.
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