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  1. I’ve made one brisket that turned out decent (out of 3) so far and I have a question. If I want to long rest it, say 6-8 hours, should I pull it off a little early or still cool it to total tender before pulling it? On the last one I did, I did a long rest in foil at the lowest temp my oven would go, the bottom of the brisket seemed a little pot roasty? If that makes sense. Maybe it was just the lower quality of my brisket but I definitely want to cook it ahead of time and let it rest longer rather than trying to time it closer to eating time. It was still good but I know I can do better. Thanks for your videos.

  2. What are your thoughts on venting the top of the foil after a cook? I got this tip from Harry Soo a few years ago so now I've been cutting a small slit and pulling it back a little bit, but I'm starting to wonder if this is even necessary.

  3. Great video. I like the review format. Please make more. Just checked, that video had gotten 1.9M views. That makes too many people who learned to prepare and smoke briskets the wrong way.

  4. Lets get one thing strait… Austin is NO longer Texas. It is now merely a enclave of California. Among many other things, it is over crowded with FAR too many wacked out nut jobs driving prices to insane levels.

  5. Honestly that brisket looked like a rush job after thought. I'm surprised he bothered making a video about it. Anyway, one tip you mentioned that took me a long time to appreciate is the temp needed to render fat. I just assumed low and slow was the way to go to my detriment. Oh and picking a better quality brisket (i.e., not select!).

  6. I'm just very surprised that Josh didn't make a more Texas brisket style rub. He admitted he's from Texas and lives in the bbq capital of the country. How could you miss the fact that pretty much everyone who has good brisket in Texas has a lot of coarse black pepper. Some places add other seasonings, but they all have coarse black pepper as a foundation. Gotta be better than that Josh. Personally, some rubs that's I really love are goldees brisket rub or killens bbq brisket rub. They are both fantastic. The killens rub is just salt and pepper, but I always add a little bit of garlic powder or lawrys to it.

  7. Thank You Joe for doing This. It is Very Educational on the do and Do not's . Like you , I have never seen that look on a Brisket!!!!!. Want to call it Smoked Candy Apple.🤔🤔🧐🧐. The finished product did not look all to bad though at least internally. I'm sure Josh has upped his game!. Thank You For sharing have a great day!!

  8. Joe, love most of your videos. Been subed since you had around 5000. I got to about 1:15 and had to click off this video. Josh has the most backpfeifengesicht I've ever seen and a voice that's like nails on a chalkboard. I don't care how many subs he has, I can't stand any video that he's in. I still give you a thumbs up.

  9. I love Costco briskets. I have never had a brisket from Costco turn out bad. I use them for brisket dinners, shredded beef brisket, anything you can do with it brisket. LOL. But then, I go for what is affordable. Safeway is high for a very small brisket. Usually I am feeding anywhere from 8 to 23 people when I cook brisket.

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