How to make Brisket with Truth BBQ



Brisket with Truth Barbeque
I’ve been lucky enough to build amazing relationships with some of the top pitmasters in the world. In this Meat the Masters series I have convinced them to share some of their best kept secrets with you guys.

In this episode, my buddy Leonard Botello IV, owner of Truth Barbeque shows you all his secrets to making an amazing brisket. If you are not familiar with Truth Barbecue, they are currently ranked #3 on the coveted Texas Monthly Top 50 BBQ Joints list. This is a huge accomplishment in of itself. However, when you add in the fact that Truth operates two locations (Houston & Brenham), this is an even more amazing accomplishment as it shows they have been able to maintain that craft BBQ quality while operating multiple restaurants.

Leonard doesn’t hold back any secrets in this brisket video video as he shows you exactly how they make brisket at Truth on their 1,000 gallon Mill Scale offset smoker. Next time you are in Houston or Brenham be sure to stop in at one of the most amazing BBQ restaurants in the world. Pro Tip: Don’t sleep on the desserts made my Leonard’s Mom!

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  1. Matt, a little late on this comment but I bought a Prime brisket from Sam's Club this past weekend. Followed the advice in this video on smoking a brisket. I did the trimming, kept the trim for making homemade links…got the brisket looking smooth and ready for smoke. Rubbed it with salt, pepper and a little Lawry's seasoned salt. Smoked it on 210 overnight for about 14 hours until it hit that dark bark we all want. Internal was about 175ish. Wrapped in butcher paper cranked the heat to 300 until it finished which was around 205 or so. Let it cool to about 150 then wrapped it in cellophane and kept it in the cooler for about 3 hours. When I pulled it out to slice, it was incredible. 100% the most juicy, best bark, most tender brisket Ive ever made. Family went crazy over it for Easter Dinner. We appreciate these types of videos to educate us weekend BBQ guys how to produce great BBQ when we do get a chance to do some barbecuing. It can suck to spend all the money and time to turn out food thats not that great because you dont get a lot of time on the pit….know what I mean. Thanks Matt.

  2. "there's no right or wrong way?"
    There is definitely a right and many wrong ways!
    And the number of ways there are to skin a cat is absolutely irrelevant to making a brisket!

  3. It's weird cuz i just started watching like award winning BBQs and how they do it and im like. Goddamit if i had just watched i wouldnt have wasted so much money on trial and error. But atleast now i have the feel for it.

  4. Tallow is for cheaper prime, choice and definitely select.
    Creek Stone brisket with no steroids, no antibiotics or no hormones black Angus top prime is the reason their is no use for tallow in my opinion, just a superior grade of meat but you also pay like 4 times more for raw brisket to cook, Costco $40 prime, creek stone is like $160

  5. Thank you both for the great tips. Central Michigan here and we have such limited quality BBQ here it's sad. Tips from pros like this gives a fighting chance to make decent BBQ in the backyard. If I ever get to Texas again we'll be sure to stop by. Thanks again.

  6. But he didn’t douse it in tallow, so it can’t be any good!!! Lol 😂 Seriously, enough of the tallow nonsense. A good cut of meat smoked and rested the right way will be plenty moist. No need to add more fat.

  7. Your food always looks incredible. I sifted through your videos. Do you have a video on smokers of couce, woods, and how to maintain temp etc..? If not would enjoy your take on this.

  8. This video I ran across was meant for me explaining how to cook a brisket that I have been wanting to do but didn’t quite know how. I’ll just say I wanted to see if I could do it but you know this is a very expensive trial and error. But I will say after this video my confidence level is on a 10. But I have a few questions can a brisket be frozen and what is the total cook time on a brisket give or take. Please respond and complete my thoughts of I think I can do it. Awesome video

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