Sunday Brisket


 

Kendall Cook

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Still trying to get the hang of brisket in the WSM, spent the last 40 years smoking briskets on an offset stick burner. This one I cooked low and slow for 15 hours, 5 then turned over, 5 more then foiled for five. Tender but a bit dry for my taste. Need more practice.
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That was tater salad and yes I used water this time. I guess the plus side was that I didn't have to add charcoal or water for a 15 hour cook. I had hoped the water would take care of the moisture but it was still to dry for me. Never had that problem in an offset without water. Like I said, need more practice.
 
I did a 13lb brisket for fathers day for 15 hours fat side up without flipping, or even opening the WSM. It was tender and super moist. I've never foiled a brisket, I'm wondering if that was what made yours dry out? I know the HH guys foil, but I think it's required for the HH to work in the time it does.
 
Looks good to me!!

Something about a stick burner and brisket that just goes hand in hand.........
 
Looks good. A little crumbly so it was probably on just a bit to long but I would eat it. The water in the pan doesn't add moisture to the brisket it is just a heat sink to help keep more constant temps.
 

 

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