BBQ Brisket or is it Trisket? | Recipe | BBQ Pit Boys



Beef Brisket was cheap because it was tough and basically uneatable unless you slow cooked for many hours. But now it’s some sort of Filet Mignon when it comes to cost. Yep, everyone is grilling and smoking them now so up goes the price. But, check out how you can take a TriTip steak or roast and turn it into a brisket, and real tender and moist in only a few hours! Only you’ll know the difference, that’s Pitmaster Privilege.

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  1. I accidentaly made the best brisket I have ever tasted. I put it on indirect heat with lots of smoke and monitored it till I passed out from drinking too much. Woke up about 6AM and immediatly thought " Oh no, my briskets a meteor." and went running out to the pit to check it. It turned out to be the best brisket I have ever tasted. I have always made them this way since, plus or minus the pass out part lol.

  2. Increasing price of cheap cuts is often down to celeb chef inflation. Those in the know have always used the cheap cuts to good effect. Then some celeb chef comes on TV showing how easy it is and with a cheap cut of meat too and now everyone wants a try and the price goes up, sometimes faster than more expensive cuts. Even fish, monkfish used to be relegated to bait, not any more.

  3. ​@UCjrL1ugI6xGqQ7VEyV6aRAg Not at all a clueless smug keyboard attention grabber. If you actually look I absolutely have given a thumbs up to almost everything single video I have watched by you blokes. Have tried many of your recipes and have enjoyed.

    Unfortunately the one time I have put a criticism you react with a comment like that. Would have thought you would be above petty responses…..

  4. I’m not a fan of overcooking. That’s a lot of what people call bbq/smoking. Texture is as important as flavor. You can cook/smoke a side of fall off the bone ribs in less that 2 hours. Same goes for a pulled pork roast. I personally prefer having to tug at rib meat with a crunch vs slow cooker texture. I’ve indirectly cooked a 18 lb turkey in 3 hours on a Webster kettle to smoky perfection.

  5. In Australia; lamb shanks use to be an almost throwaway cut. You use to purchase them for your pets to chew on.

    Now I noticed that lamb shanks are more expensive per Kg than a lamb roast. I think people are really getting into these "cheaper" cuts – almost a revitalization of "peasant" dishes done with a modern outlook

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