Franklin BBQ COPYCAT BRISKET Recipe



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Can you copy Aaron Franklin’s famous Franklin BBQ brisket at home? I think you can come pretty close with this recipe!

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36 Comments

  1. My theory, Aaron has a beef supplier that provides him with beef that has been raised and finished in a particular way. He said in an interview once that he doesn’t want to expand due to supply issues. As we all know A5 wagu tastes vastly different than a cow that grazed on ditch weed before being processed.

  2. Love your channel, but getting a little tired of the Franklin obsession, and frankly (frankliny?) brisket recipe videos. There is so much more in the world of BBQ that your awesome personality can bring to life.

  3. I personally think the most confusing/misguiding is the final temps. I personally think that the majority of briskets will be overdone if you get a 203 reading on your thermometer before you take it off. I really wish that the instructors (even the ones that go by feel) would show the temp probe readings right before they take it off. I think that 195-198 range in the middle of the brisket tends to work out better

  4. Franklin is great and all, but there’s a new BBQ Joint voted #1 in Texas by Texas Monthly and that is Goldee’s BBQ. I’ve been to their place twice already. You should check them out. They’re in the Fort Worth area.

  5. I don’t think you are obsessed at all and I thank you for doing all of these “tests” to try and figure out his recipe! You are the only one who can afford to buy all of these briskets to run the tests so if anything, you are saving us money and giving us more ideas to try for ourselves! Thanks so much and keep up the great work! — Smokin’ Simmons BBQ

  6. I don’t have a chest that can hot it at 140-150 for 10 hrs but I do have a sous vide. Do you think I can do the same process but then vacuum seal it in a bag and do a sousvide water bath at same temp for same time? Like with it still wrapped in the paper? Also with smoking beef of pretty much any kind I find I love the texture and taste I get from a wet brine with salt sugar and msg.

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