How To Make Texas Brisket | Full Guide



Welcome to our ultimate guide on how to smoke the best Texas-style brisket! In this video, we’ll walk you through every step of the process to ensure your brisket is mouthwateringly delicious and perfectly tender.

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  1. I’m doing my first prime brisket. I’ve always bought choice (when on sale) to practice smoking brisket. The brisket I just trimmed was so much easier to work with, and the meat looked so good! I used the knife that y’all suggested. It was just as easy as using a boning knife😁 I live in New Orleans, but I’m gonna take a side trip to try your product on my way to Mathis, TX (I have family there)! I know that y’all are busy, so maybe I can wash dishes to buy some time to ask y’all some questions🤷🏻‍♂️

  2. If at home most this is for not. minimal trim, I let mine go all night at 180 degrees for 8-10 hours, let the drippings collect in a pan under it. Then put it in the pan wrap tight with foil and in the oven at 220 6 hours and let rest 2-3 hours. leaving on a smoker once wrapped is a waste and doesn't do a good job as a oven to render fat. Especially don't trim like crazy if u can't make sausage or something from it.

  3. I've smoked dozens of briskets and made some good. alot of bad.. I had to learn every step of the way… having said that this video is an a culmination of brisket techniques wrapped up in one awesome video. I still learn something new every time. I think your trimming instructions (having trimmed dozens myself) is a masterpiece. I can't wait to approach my next brisket trim.

  4. I’ve been to Bar-A once before, just moved to Montgomery and I’m excited to have it when I’m back in town from school. Cooper, how different do you reckon the brisket in this video is vs a competition brisket? I’m the pit master for my fraternity and we have a really big cook off in august every year

  5. Love the content. Thats awesome that you got to see eggs laid already. Have a question; is there a reason you use pine shavings? Could you use cedar shavings instead? Just figures cedar shavings would help better with rot and keep insect, etc out of it.

  6. In the past week I have seen three other channels cover your method for smoking brisket using matchlight and the tight stack of wood, some were from 5 months ago. Thank you for coming to the "table" and shedding some proper light on the subject.

  7. Cooper,
    Great video! You are very relatable, much like Jirby videos. What are your thoughts on resting even longer than just cooling to 140? Many say the longer the better. Jirby has said he doesn’t see why that matters once you reach 140 and restaurants are just keeping the brisket warming so long since they have to be cooked first to make room for other food. Keep up the great work!👍

  8. kinda burned myself out on bbq vids until i found this channel. definitely providing some much needed inspiration to get back at it… and one question the pooling you get on the flat, are you doing anything with that or just letting it do its thing?

  9. These guys over at Bar A are the real deal. I've made the 2 hr drive to try them out & the entire experience was easily worth it ! I'll be back again, really glad you guys are putting out these great videos for us to follow along back home 🤙🏼 y'alls rib glaze recipe has been a family favorite! Need to build up the confidence to try out a brisket at home

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