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Perfecting Texas Style Brisket – a complete guide



End to end instructions for how to smoke a Texas style brisket!

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 1,000 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.

Recipe:
Meat Church BBQ Supplies: www.meatchurch.com
Butcher Block – Rosewood Block: www.rosewoodblock.com
Thermapen IR thermometer:
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  1. June and July have been some months for me Matt. First my God sons Grad party was a success✅ My son’s 18th bday was this Friday, he asked me to cook for a family only get together Saturday. All went well, Brisket was great again. This is my 4th one now, a young man that had showed up early for the after party/game night where more kids showed up, ask where the brisket came from. I told him I made it, his response was “well damn that’s better than the bbq place I work at” (not gonna mention the name since it is a place in DFW.) I saw my son today since we went to see Superman, he said “ Dad my friends really loved your food, it’s pretty much all gone.” Now again, all Thanks goes to you! The way my Dad cooks a brisket and the way I do it are COMPLETELY AND DRASTICALLY different, I don’t and won’t follow his way. I’ve learned a lot watching you do your thing on here. I follow your Gospel and I appreciate it as well. Thank you for helping us all elevate our cooks.

  2. Michael Bay must be so jealous of that thumbnail. That is some great product placement. I was curious about the phone number and search for it and found it with superior propane even before watching the video. Salute gentlemen.

  3. Good Gawd no wonder brisket is expensive. Ok season your brisket, refirgerate over night, start off around 200 for a couple hours, then increase temp, move them around, then spritz them, then wrap them, the back in the smoker, then feel and temp them, then rest them, then back in, then look at them, then feel the flat, temp the flat, then back in, then….Holy Shit when the fck do you actually ger to eat!!!

  4. I cooked a brisket overnight and just pulled it off the pit, and felt a little sad because I don’t have a warmer. But I recently got a new oven, and just noticed it has a “keep warm” setting. It goes to 145 degrees. Super pumped to see how this brisket is gonna be later this evening 😬

  5. All the success drives me mad. $60k smoker, hundreds of dollars worth of merch, cooking for the NFL… puts us plebes who can barely afford a single brisket every now and then way out of our league.

  6. Thanks for your Brisket knowledge. My Brisket quality has gone thru the roof after I started to follow the Meat church videos. I also appreciated your recent video on how to trim a brisket properly! Thanks for the tips and sharing your expertise!
    Made a big difference to my 4th of July brisket!

  7. Matt, as always GREAT VIDEO. Walmart has a Cuisinart 30" Electric Smoker; it has a 1500-Watt adjustable burner with a temperature range of 100F to 400F. as of today $219.99. When purchasing any meat, the prime or choice cut you purchase today may not be the quality prime or choice you purchase tomorrow.

  8. Matt – Just sitting and watching your video with my USA Team Meat Church BBQ 25 T-shirt on. THANK YOU for the time you put into that video! I need to do the next step of the overnight rest at 145 degrees for my next tailgate. Continued success.

  9. Hi Matt, i enjoyed this video so much! Back when i started you aways replied to my questions and it was such a huge help. I missed something in this video when you were unwrapping to serve. First shot showed you as you unwrapped the plastic wrap and then on the board unwrapping paper. What did i miss? Also, do you have a recommendation for a small warmer? Thanks so much for all you do?

  10. Excellent videos. I enjoy your instructional and personal insight to BBQ. From the seasoning and trimming to the cook and helpful tips. Very helpful and always room for improving my attempts to smoke meats.

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