Brisket on my Mill Scale offset trailer smoker



Texas style brisket on an offset smoker. The Texas BBQ cooked the old school way by a Texan. Wood, fire & meat. No shortcuts, no electronics, no gimmicks. Just patience. And maybe a fair amount of cold beer….

In this recipe and video we smoke brisket on my Mill Scale 529 gallon offset smoker. However, this recipe can be replicated on a pellet smoker, kamado, kettle or any sort of cooker than you have with an indirect cooking as well.

Why is the smoker named Geraldene? The first people I cooked for on this smoker were Miranda Lambert, Jon Randell & Jack Ingram. Together they wrote the song Geraldene. These lyrics from the song are bolted on the smoker “You’re trailer park pretty, but you’re never gonna be Jolene.”

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42 Comments

  1. You teach bbq classes, but didn’t mention how the fat that was untrimmed on the brisket during your taste test was not fully rendered…the fat was white. Also, were you not confident that the slice would hold up under its own weight? The brisket was probably overcooked too. SMH. Beautiful smoker though.

  2. Hey Matt – When resting the meat, do you usually keep a wireless thermometer in the flat as it rests to keep an eye on the temperature, or is it best practice to just temp it with a thermopen every hour? Super helpful video for me as I get into Smoking.

  3. Everyone thinks this is great smoker yet how much heat can the r8bber take before those tires and even brake system on trailer is compromised… let's see what happens when an accident is cause and someone sues the builders. You really think they won't sue in Texas. Everything is bigger In texas including law suits

  4. Matt, thank you so much for all the work you do and educating us in the process! Until this video, my briskets were only average. I tended to let it rest for an hour and they never came out as tender as they could have. The big message that stuck with me in this video is that the rest is as important as the rise in temperature. I cooked a brisket yesterday using your rubs and when it hit 175, I wrapped in foil because I felt I may run way past dinner time. It reached 203 and I let it rest in the foil next to the smoker in the shade for 4 hours. It was THE BEST brisket I've ever made and everyone in the house totally agreed. Thanks again!!

  5. Contrary to popular belief – Brisket DOES NOT carry over like a steak does. As soon as you take it off the smoker, it won't go up in temp. I've tested this with hundredsssss of Briskets over the years and not one of them has gone up even 1 degree after removing it from the smoker! Keep crushing the videos!!!

  6. What an incredible video, Matt, I've done a small brisket on my electric smoker which turned out OK, but this gives me confidence for my next one. Do you ever find that when you're doing a long cook like this, that it becomes more about the experience of the cook and less about the eating? Massive fist bumps from Canada, have an excellent summer, brother 🙂

  7. A lot of great tips! Ive been cooking my briskets overnight for quite a few years now, starting about 9 at night and finishing around 10 the next morning, resting in a cooler till dinner. It works perfectly and im not stressed about it not being ready for dinner. On time, everytime!

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