EASY smoked brisket recipe to nail it your first time



Smoking a brisket for the first time can be intimidating. I hope this makes it easier for you to make a pitmaster-level Texas smoked brisket on your first try! #Meater #meatermade

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28 Comments

  1. Amateur tip: Smoke the brisket the night before, to 175ish, then set in oven at 175 for 9 hours while you sleep, then when you wake up, finish it off to 203. The extra time at the stalled temp breaks down the collagen better and the brisket comes out much juicier

  2. 😂 u weren't kidding about the family's reaction to you pulling off a perfect brisket (first time btw all thanks to your advice). Unfortunately, I'm now the chosen go to member for bbq in the future, no pressure 😅

  3. Can anybody tell me what exactly he is spraying the brisket with when he’s rubbing it down with salt & pepper? He never mentions what it is. Is it vinegar of some type? Maybe apple cider vinegar? Anybody know?

  4. ngl I didn't think I'd learn anything since I smoke briskets all the time but I decided to watch anyway but I didn't think to render the fat to tallow in a slow cooker. I always do it in a pan which is more labor intensive. I would do it on the smoker but I use the tallow for the brisket and I dont want to run my smoker all day just for the tallow. Will be doing in the slow cooker now. Thanks for the tip!

  5. On the pellet grill is it still fat side down if we put the brisket on the top shelf and on the bottom shelf have a container full of water blocking the deflector plate from what I seen on your later videos?

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