Texas Style Brisket on the Traeger with Matt Pittman of Meat Church BBQ | Traeger Grills



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Nothing says BBQ month and Traeger Day like brisket. Catch up over BBQ and BS with Traeger’s Chad Ward and Matt Pittman of Meat Church, right in his own backyard in the Lone Star State. They’ll walk you through the steps of cooking a Texas-style brisket on your Traeger—everything from trimmings to seasoning and pro-tips to elevate your brisket game for experts and beginners alike.

Meet Matt & Chad: 0:00
Trimming: 2:57
Seasoning: 11:48
Cooking: 15:27
Wrapping: 19:00
Unwrapping: 25:14
Slicing: 26:58
Tasting & What’s Next: 29:02

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  1. Traeger really jumped on the Matt Pittman bandwagon. I don't own a Traeger, just a $300 pellet grill. I really wonder what the difference is with a Traeger and that super smoke, do you REALLY notice a smoke flavor? I guess you get what you pay for because I've never been able to get ANY smoke flavor out of that $300 pellet grill, even using the low temps to produce more smoke, still nothing.

  2. Idea for a future video: basics for meat grinding. I'm getting more and more into cooking bbq and being able do a more aggressive trim AND utilize the trimmings is something I'd like to learn more about. I also really want to be able to make my own sausages someday

  3. So many people are cooking on pellet grills these days, and I believe the fat side being down helps protect your meat side from drying out with the heat source generally being underneath the meat.

  4. @ 3:01 Matt, I actually saw some rubs at an outdoor camping and hunting store, called Sportsman's Warehouse, as well as, of course, the official Traeger rub, except that the label is actually updated in a new look!

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