I mixed classic American BBQ Techniques with a Korean Barbecue Recipe



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0:00 – intro
0:28 – trim the brisket
1:25 – marinate
2:45 – inject the brisket
3:24 – set up the Borniak
3:58 – insert the Meater Plus
4:51 – the bark
5:53 – wrap up the brisket
6:33 – cooking process
8:03 – taste test

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22 Comments

  1. The long hold temperature used (50 C) is well below the 60 C (140 F) food safe temperature. You’re risking bacteria growth and food safety holding at such a low temp for those 10 hours. American BBQ joints hold at 140-150 F, or they would be having issues with the health and safety inspectors. Beyond that, I appreciate the idea of the Korean brisket.

  2. As a Asian American, I was about to bluntly critical; but it’s not that bad. Although, I think this could’ve been way better; and the cook in my eyes it’s good enough!! If your going to smoke something, it needs to have a ring!! When you are mixing the Asian culture, and American culture of bbq; you need to balance it right!! This was not achieved, and the brisket is dry in my eyes!! I would’ve put tallow on it part of the way, then a short amount of time exposed the top for it to get a bark. This to me wasn’t done right, and the temperature is not correct. May I suggest mad scientist bbq, or (I forgot their name) a Korean person that does the Korean side with Texas or American barbecue!! Every state has their own versions, but many take inspiration from Texas; and this wasn’t it their culture!!

  3. EVERYTHING is better in America, according to my Houston Nephew! We have the best health care system, the best criminal justice system, the best gun safety system, the best rail system, the best…oh, wait….. Um, never mind…. KEEP ON COOKING!

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