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Wearing out My Welcome Here: Brisket


 

BFletcher

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If I don't slow down I'll end up with more posts here than in the Humor thread.

Honestly, I think I could live life without brisket, though I do love pastrami (and burnt ends but I normally use chuck). But to feed a crowd I thought this one item would fit the bill with simplicity and others here do like brisket.

The magical smoke gods hovering over the red meat. On at 3:30 AM just with K salt & ground pepper:

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Sliced some of it after a nice rest. This 8 pounder gave it up after 8.75 hours; 1.5 hours of Smokeboost, then 225f, then 275f. I wrapped in butcher paper once it hit 170f:

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A close up:

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Sounding like a broken record, the Smokefire is a thrill ride! Shelley is even commenting about the food this baby delivers.

I hope you and your families are having a beautiful Holiday weekend!
 
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Awesome Brisket. The SF is an awesome beast. I've got rack of ribs on mine right now cooking away at 225 degrees. I have a funny feeling my WSM is retired and I never thought that would happen
 
Beautiful Brisket. The taste I get off my grill was a nice surprise. I don't know why but it performs a little magic on meat. Also, Fletch, I do Spatchcock birds at 400 on the top grate and the skin get almost crispy. If you crank it up to 450 for wings I suspect you'll be surprised. A friend cooks his this way on his EX4. Smoke for 45 minutes @ 215, then bump to 440 for 10-20 minutes. Comes our great and no sauce needed.
 
That's a good lookin' brisket. I usually do mine hot and fast on my WSM 22, but I may "risk" one on my EX-6, real curious on the difference of the two on a real low and slow. I shouldn't say risk though, as I've seen many post of them on the SF, and it looks as though they all come out awesome. What pellets were you using?

Charlie
 
What pellets were you using?
I ran this with Lumber Jack's Competition Blend. When I find a bag of Weber's pellets I will try one for the fun of it but Lumber Jack has been my go-to thus far with the SF and has been what I use on the Bull.
 

 

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