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JLeonard

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Ok folks, Bryce is worrying me to death to cook a brisket and do burnt ends from the point. I've did the youtubing and googling......Seen videos of guys separating the point and flat and cooking apart. Using the point for burnt ends. And then I've seen where they cook it complete then separate the point and flat and do the point for burnt ends. Any preferences? I'm open to suggestions.

Jim
 
I've done it both ways, however, when I split the point and flat before smoking, the burnt ends tend to be more flavorful. I season ALL sides of both pieces and then stack them back in place like the brisket was originally and smoke until done. This also helps keep the flat juicy.
 
I know how Bryce eats... make him smoke it! :emoji_blush:
Sorry Jim! I don't do many briskets so can't be of much help.
In reality, don't over think it, you can do this! In case a backup plan is needed... his girlfriend knows where wingstop is.

Ryan
 
Having never owned anything bigger than my MES30 and WSM 14.5 I've never done a whole brisket and have always separated before cooking.
 
I smoke whole then separate.
Season the nekid side and place it back on smoker for 30. New side down.
Then cube and into a pan.
Either way I'm sure it be great and Bryce will get his belly full !

Keith
 
Ok folks, Bryce is worrying me to death to cook a brisket and do burnt ends from the point. I've did the youtubing and googling......Seen videos of guys separating the point and flat and cooking apart. Using the point for burnt ends. And then I've seen where they cook it complete then separate the point and flat and do the point for burnt ends. Any preferences? I'm open to suggestions.

Jim
For a special treat, after you cube up your burnt ends, wrap them in thin bacon and cook till bacon is cooked, add to pan and glaze... you will not be disappointed...
 
Haven't made burnt ends too often, but the times I did, I cooked the whole brisket then separated point from flat.
Seems to me it they would be easier to separate cooked.
 
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