//www.traegergrills.com Traeger Grills presents The Lonestar Brisket Brisket is one tough cut of meat that above all, requires patience on the part of the ...
+Tim Wilson Not that I am an expert but in my learning and research, I've discovered that the collagen in the meat doesn't start to break down until 190°F is reached. Getting up above this temp will start to tenderize the meat and give it that "fall apart" finish that you are after. The longer you maintain an internal temp of at or above 190°F (I like to get close to 200°F) the more tender that meat will become. It makes a world of difference. Try this on pork and red meats. Don't forget about the stall either... It's a killer. It comes at about 140°-150°F and can be solved by mopping or spraying the meat to prevent drying and sweating and then wrapping it in foil to keep the moisture in. Good luck!
How to Trim and Separate a Brisket by The Wolfe Pit
In this cooking video The Wolfe Pit shows you how to separate and trim a packer brisket and get it ready for the pit. Join The Wolfe Pit on Facebook ...
i just followed your instructions, hopefully to a T, and am about to rub
and put to bed for the night. geez that was kinda intimidating!! LOL
thank you for the video!
Larry, I love Brisket but I have never seen one like that. We don't have
Butcher's here where we can go in and get meats cut or where they sell
pieces of meat like that. Not that I know of. lol The only Butcher we
have is at the Kroger Meat Dept. Is one like you have cheaper than say the
flat cut or the point cut?
Thanks Debbie. Yes, the whole brisket will be cheaper than an individual cut. Thank you for watching!
Smoked Cajun Brisket - Smoking Series (Traeger)
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+MACHETE MOTA you can do any amount you want. just make sure they both are at the right temp when you take them off. If one finishes first, leave the other one on to reach temp and remove the done one.
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One thing I always do with my briskets is cut slits into the fat cap before
you rub your seasoning or else the rub won't fully penetrate that half of
the meat. So cut slits every inch or so, add your rub into the cap making
sure to rub the seasoning into the slits. Adds so much more flavor!
Oh I watched a little further and you actually mentioned it.
How to smoke beef brisket in a pressure cooker | Chef Cristian on Food Chain TV
In this video, you will learn how to use a pressure cooker and liquid smoke, to pressure cook some smokey flavor into a flat cut beef brisket. Obviously, smoking a ...
I love some beef brisket. I noticed when you took it out after it was done
you use a fork to remove it from the cooker Rather you are putting it in or
taking it out you should always use a pair of tongs on all kinds of meat.
Look there is a set of tongs on the counter We want to keep all the natural
juices in and let the flow natural. Not from being punctured
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