Bacon Brisket with Dayne Weaver of Dayne's Craft Barbecue



Bacon Brisket with Dayne Weaver of Dayne’s Craft Barbecue

How to make a pork belly brisket. AKA Bacon Brisket.

I’m fortunate enough to have many great friendships in the BBQ world. From time to time my friends are willing to make videos with me and allow us to share the recipe. Dayne Weaver, owner & pitmaster at Dayne’s Craft Barbecue recently made his way on to the coveted Texas Monthly Top 50 BBQ Joint list. Dayne, his wife Ashley and their team, make some of the most beautiful BBQ platters you have ever seen!
On a recent visit to their BBQ joint at Lola’s Trailer Park in Fort Worth I was treated with their “Bacon Brisket.” It’s technically pork belly that is treated like a brisket, but no one is going to argue with the name Bacon Brisket when it tastes this good! Be sure to check out the awesome video that we shot with Dayne in the Meat Church kitchen on this cook.

Recipe:
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Butcher Block – Rosewood Block: www.rosewoodblock.com
Thermapen IR thermometer:
Mill Scale 94 Gallon offset smoker:

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35 Comments

  1. OMG, I just did this with the same seasoning "Holy Cow, and the gospel" and I truly have to say this blew my mind. If you do this recipe be sure to let the pork belly slow cook but do not pull until you have a great jiggle. This is ridiculously great

  2. And the great news is that it's low calorie like broccoli or celery and lean meat like this is a superfood. Lots of anti-oxidants. Incidentally, there's some oceanfront property for sale in Oklahoma in anyone's interested. Dang, that looks good.

  3. New to smoking meats but diving in deep. I have been making belly bacon and back bacon for a couple of years now. Has anyone taken a full cured pork belly and cooked it like a brisket. I know dayne uses uncured pork belly. Just wondering if it could be done.

  4. I pick your rubs at my local St. Augustine Ace Hardware…your buddy Bill Connerly is the manager…Great guy! All my friends and family love my barbecue but their favorite hands down is pork belly smoked like a brisket with nothing but your holy cow as the rub! Everybody loses their minds over it!!! Thank you for all the great content you have put out over the years! I was always good at barbecue….. your videos have made me great! Ain't bragging if you can back it up😂
    Thanks Matt!!!

  5. Really awesome for you to bring him onto your channel. Seems like a down to earth guy. Great video. Would love to see you and Bradley Robinson, (Chud's BBQ) hook up for a cook. With your and his subs, it would be 1.1 million reached!! Thanks Matt

  6. You guys are so fortunate in Texas and the south in general. I live in Montana. We can really only cook here with any kind of consistency 6-7 months of the year. Especially where I live. Nothing kills a cook worse than a cold wind. Not to mention sub freezing temps. I'd love to be able to cook all year long!!

  7. New to smoking. Matt, you have helped my husband and I reach near perfection in our first early smokes. THANK YOU!!! Was gifted a smoker from a friend that found a near new smoker put to the side of the road. We've been smoking once a week and taking FULL advantage of a good burn smoking multiple meals at one time. The money saved on just learning to butcher out own meat has been part of our education towards smoking. Fabulous eats and saving money! Great bites and slices of heaven. Much appreciation Matt.

  8. I made this and used a brisket rub cooked for 4.5 hours, they looked fantastic looked just like Dayne's Pork Belly but didn't taste very good at all. I've had pork belly before and love it, but this had a horrible taste that stuck in my mouth for an hour. I'm not sure what I did wrong. Unless my gauge was wrong and it was undercooked but said 205 degrees. Was a brisket rub the wrong thing to use? I have nothing to loss but try throwing it back on the smoker again or I'm going to try frying it in a pan to see if it changes the flavor profile.

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