Matt H
TVWBB Fan
I've had my WSM for years, but never cooked a brisket. I guess I've always been intimidated by such an expensive piece of meat. Being in Jersey, I can't find cheap brisket anywhere.
Finally pulled the trigger and picked up a 13 pounder for $3.99/lb at the Restaurant Depot. It was a CAB brisket so I felt that was a decent price.
Rubbed with salt, pepper, garlic powder, and smoked paprika. Got her on the cooker at 9 am. Smoked over wine barrel oak.
Brisket 1 by Matthew Heney, on Flickr
Brisket 2 by Matthew Heney, on Flickr
My plugged in PartyQ doing what it does best. Kept the temp at 250 the whole cook.
Wrapped in butcher paper at 170, and hit 204 around 8p.m. Let it rest for about an hour and a half before slicing.
Brisket 3 by Matthew Heney, on Flickr
Brisket 4 by Matthew Heney, on Flickr
Not to toot my own horn, but it was one of the better briskets I've had compared to any bbq joint I've been to. I had a blast cooking it and the results were waaay better than I could have expected. I'll definitely be doing this again, and soon!
Thanks for lookin at my cookin.
Finally pulled the trigger and picked up a 13 pounder for $3.99/lb at the Restaurant Depot. It was a CAB brisket so I felt that was a decent price.
Rubbed with salt, pepper, garlic powder, and smoked paprika. Got her on the cooker at 9 am. Smoked over wine barrel oak.


My plugged in PartyQ doing what it does best. Kept the temp at 250 the whole cook.
Wrapped in butcher paper at 170, and hit 204 around 8p.m. Let it rest for about an hour and a half before slicing.


Not to toot my own horn, but it was one of the better briskets I've had compared to any bbq joint I've been to. I had a blast cooking it and the results were waaay better than I could have expected. I'll definitely be doing this again, and soon!
Thanks for lookin at my cookin.
Last edited: