Aaron Franklin BBQ – Texas Smoked Brisket: MasterClass Review



This is the third and last review of Aaron Franklin’s Masterclass. In this episode I will smoke the mother of all Texas BBQ cuts, a full packer brisket. I will follow the Franklin BBQ brisket recipe step by step, but since I don’t have an offset stick burning smoker, I am going to smoke the brisket on my XL Big Green Egg.

I’ve also invited our new #TeamFOGO Joey Machado from Austin to tell me what he thinks of my brisket. He is an expert on all things brisket and very familiar with the Texas BBQ scene. Is my brisket competition worthy and did I nail Aaron Franklin’s class?

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23 Comments

  1. I am doing a American Waygu brisket on my BGE. Right after I finish this video. I have my Fogo Super Premium ready to go. I’m so thankful for this channel. I don’t buy another brand now of lump now. This stuff rocks!

  2. Thank you!! This was the absolute best and most informative brisket video I’ve seen. I have been searching for quite awhile now on “how to” but really needed the deeper insight and breakdown of logistics. I’m doing my very first brisket tomorrow and have higher hopes because of this video and the candid conversation between the two of you. Thanks and glad I found you! 👍🏼

  3. Not sure, if spaying it with water (with the fat side-up) will do anything. Fat and water do not mix. I would only do that, if I smoke fat side-down. Hope that makes sense. I don't think the fatty-side is going to dry out with all that fat. If you do cook fat side-up, then I would flip it over, so that you can spray the non-fatty side. I hope that is what he did. Also, cooking fat side-up, the fat will drain down around the meat side, which helps keep it moist – I would think. Cooking fat side-up v.s down, will depend. if your smoke and heat source is coming from the bottom-up from your smoker, or from the side-ways across the top – such as an off-set smoker. Keep all that in mind =)

  4. I wonder if you actually listened to Aaron. It's 275 smoking temp. 200-203 for internal not 205. And he always uses prime not choice. And I don't know exactly when he wraps. But I don't believe you should wrap before the stall. You should wrap AFTER the stall.

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