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  1. Wow Matt you actually did it!!! This is going to be absolutely insanely delicious packed with tons of flavors!!!! Got to try this with tacos. Get some shrimp smoke up the shrimp then use this a5 brisket and make some surf& turf tacos with a grilled guacamole with grilled garlic and fire roasted tomatoes in the guacamole.

  2. Matt – my question is, what's the best way to duplicate this cook the day before and then bring back to eating temperature the next day? I need to cook this for a Thanksgiving day meal at noon without having to cook it overnight. I'm in Minnesota, so it's going to be real cold by then in Minnesota and I don't want to be up all night cooking. I also have to transport it an hour to the dinner location. I have a Cambro to transport it, but my main question is can I reheat it somehow and not lose any quality. Thanks for all your videos!

  3. Orca coolers are made in the USA for those of us that still care. Yeti moved production to China but the price up. With Yeti get the trendy brand name to show off on your social medias. AND you get to tell everyone you have a Yeti, kinda like how vegans are sure to tell everyone they're vegan.

  4. Matt thank you so much for sharing, not just this video; but all of them. The many tips and how-to's –they feel like secrets. I feel guilty cuz everyone loves my cooks, but it's cuz of you and others I watch, that I learn so much. Definitely grateful for you sharing the secrets!

  5. Love the video Matt! Quick Question: why wouldn't you put a drip pan under the Brisket (on the bottom grate) from the start? Just curious if there is a reason for not catching all of those drippings?

  6. I remove the Flat from the Point. The point is usually twice the thickness and avoids over cooking the flat. When done I cut it all up and bag it in 1 gallon zip locks overnight and then food saver the next day when fat is solid. Date it and put it in the freezer. I just took a package out and I'm cooking some tonight. Its thawed and I'll start with that in the pan to get some fats going and then remove the meat and cover in a bowl – throw in some onions and then mushrooms and garlic. When that is done I'll add the meat back and some more black pepper and salt if needed with a little butter. Have that over rice or mash potatoes with a side of vegetables. Super easy and excellent! 🤙

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