Mike Coffman
TVWBB Olympian
I picked up a 7 lb. Angus Beef Brisket from the local butcher shop on Saturday. Yesterday it was
injected with a beef broth mixture and put back into the refrigerator. Brisket out of the refrigerator
and seasoned with Penzeys BBQ 3000 and Killer Hogs BBQ rub.
Put onto the WSM with a mixture of oak and peach wood. Plan on cooking at 250 until an internal
of 160 then will foil with more broth mixture.
Brisket cut up after a 2 hour rest wrapped in towels and put in my ice chest.
Plated with some smoked mashed potatoes and some Au Jus for dipping.
Experimented this time with finishing the brisket in a covered aluminum pan with some beef broth
on the smoker. No pictures, was busy chit chatting and forgot. The brisket was pulled at an
internal temp of 203. Very tender and moist and the smoked mash potatoes were out this world!
Thanks Kevin for the recipe.
Thanks for looking!
injected with a beef broth mixture and put back into the refrigerator. Brisket out of the refrigerator
and seasoned with Penzeys BBQ 3000 and Killer Hogs BBQ rub.

Put onto the WSM with a mixture of oak and peach wood. Plan on cooking at 250 until an internal
of 160 then will foil with more broth mixture.

Brisket cut up after a 2 hour rest wrapped in towels and put in my ice chest.

Plated with some smoked mashed potatoes and some Au Jus for dipping.

Experimented this time with finishing the brisket in a covered aluminum pan with some beef broth
on the smoker. No pictures, was busy chit chatting and forgot. The brisket was pulled at an
internal temp of 203. Very tender and moist and the smoked mash potatoes were out this world!
Thanks Kevin for the recipe.
Thanks for looking!