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Learning so much from you I appreciate you Cooper! Been trying to convince my wife to road trip over to you from Austin.
Awesome! Video!! The best Pellet Smoker in my opinion is made in Texas Lone Star Grillz!
Wow! Thank you for taking the time to put out these informative videos. Your production quality has improved a lot in a short time! I can't wait to try your place out on my journey to visiting the top 50 BBQ joints before my 50th birthday!
Enjoyed your video! Thank you! Iâm going to use your slow bump temp approach!
The brisket Iâm eating Iâm not wanting, the brisket Iâm wanting Iâm not eating. Looking good in your hood Mr Cooper.
Fat cap up or down?
Cooking on a camp chef woodwind pro with a smoke box. What temp should I start with for cold smoke for brisket cook, 160-200?
Is extreme smoke 180 or 200 on the Recteq?
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Cooper, great background story on how you started. It is no wonder you have shot up my list of favorites, thanks for all you do. -DT
Let's get a how to on them oatmeal cookies
Your explanation of incrementally increasing the temperature was helpful.
Gr8 work brother -Str8
"Silver Butcher Paper" – Love it! I'm so glad to see more Texas BBQ folks singing the praises of pellet smokers. As a Texan who now lives in NY, I understand the stick burner mentality, and TBH, I'd LOVE to have one. But I also recognize that with my job and my family, I'd likely only use it a few times a year. A pellet smoker allows me to make BBQ on a regular basis, and I don't miss out on my kid growing up. Thanks for this video Cooper!
Iâve never kept a brisket on that long, and Iâve never gotten a bark like that. Was always worried about drying it out, but will definitely try that soon! Have you ever used a smoke tube to add additional smoke for the pellet grill?
Thanks for all Wisdom you giving us!!! Yours Briskets always looking GOAT đ¤¤
to all the weekend pitmasters out there, whether you on a traegar, recteq, or a pitboss, do a foil boat around 165-170 on the pellet grills. Once you have have that gelatinous fat cap around 200-205 that's money. Rest in warmer or oven at 150-170 for 4-12hours and you just made your best brisket ever.
Thanks for the video. I appreciate it.
I cooked on stick burner and went to a barrel and can cook just as good a product in half the time
i admit it….I'm a RecTeq honk and I'm not ashamed of it
Did you wrap based on color, temp, or both?
Canât wait for the rubs!!
Coop youâre a natural teacher and great in front of the camera
Question, you mentioned it was REO Season Salt, but your bottle there says âBlended Steak Seasoningâ?
how would you cook a brisket in the OVEN? for those of us who live in apartments without smokers. I NEED to know and see you attempt this.
Awesome video!
Now do a Weber Kettle version, please. Thanks!
I spent a day at bar as my Recteq 1250 always made meh briskets. Now I get home and coop tells me good brisket is possible? Maybe my Recteq is defective
Nice brisket. Check out Pitts and Spitts built in Houston Texas.
Ainât NO SHAME in a pellet smoker. I have one & it produces some EXCELLENT MEATS!
Set it & forget it! đŻ
WaitâŚso no kosher salt? Just seasoned salt?
Silver butcher paper. Love that.
A friend gave me a hard time about "choice brisket" as my first one. Told him, "bro its choice because i chose it"
It was delicious
Awesome đ coop! I just canât smoke brisket well always something, I have a Traeger smoker.Thanks for sharing this video will help a lot .
The BBQ hero the world needed! Thanks Cooper. Great content.
Thanks Boss!!!
Hey Cooper, cool to know that you guys use Halal brisket at Bar-A. Would it be possible then to visit you guys as someone that only eats Halal, or is there cross contamination with non-Halal meats like pork at the restaurant? I assume there is, but thought I'd ask as I would love to visit the restaurant one day
Thank you for the videos!
Was the juicy brisket you cut into also a select from Brookshires or was it from your regular supplier McLaren Farms?
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Next vid: How to smoke a brisket on a Kamado Joe or Big Green Egg.
You really are a GEM to the YouTube BBQ world
How would you compare personally the Re Tech brisket to you stick burner brisket?
If you don't 'try' making a brisket after this, you are not never gonna do it.
Great video, thanks!
What was the temp for cold smoke & how long? MY Traeger Timberline lowest temperature is 165 with super smoke feature. I know you mentioned extreme smoke.
Thanks.
No thanks… no reason to cook a brisket for 20 hours.
Still doing my trimming and everything like you showed me. My dang pitboss NEVER gives me a solid dark bark like that, but everyone loves how my brisket, chicken, and pork turn out. Still waiting to upgrade smokers at some point.
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Great video Cooper.