How to Cook a Texas Brisket with just a Kitchen Oven


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  1. @AntsBBQCookout
    @AntsBBQCookout says:

    Recipe Notes:

    -Make sure the Lapsang tea is cold before you pour it on your brisket! I forgot to mention that.. Sorry.

    -If you do not like the MSG you can take it out of the recipe, with the dark soysauce glaze it gets a lot of that “full mouth” taste even without the MSG.

    -If you use a choice brisket like me, go for a one on the small side (like 12-13 lbs) that way it will cook faster and you don’t have to worry about the brisket drying out. My brisket only took about 6.5 hours before I wrapped it, and it finished with a 6 hour rest after 14 hours.

    -Shoutout to Smoke Trails BBQ for the idea to use Activated Charcoal Powder in the rub. I’ve been told it may have an adverse effect if you take medication, but honestly at such a small dose in the rub, I doubt it will do anything, but just FYI.

    -I didn’t notice I had schmutz on my lens until after I put the brisket in the oven. I’m pretty sure it happened when I was recording Jalen saucing ribs when I was at Goldees a couple of weeks ago lol so I hope it’s not too distracting.

    If you guys try out the recipe let me know how it turns out! Warning: It doesn’t taste exactly like a brisket that was actually smoked with real wood fire (obviously), but it has a delicious smoky, savory flavor that is amazing. Hope you guys like it as much as I did! Take care, y’all!

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  2. @itsthepens
    @itsthepens says:

    To fake the pink smoke ring, I’m thinking rubbing it with some beets blended to a paste with a touch of achiote (anatto) powder added and leaving it overnight in the fridge, then rinsing it clean in the morning, patting dry, and starting your recipe?

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  3. @shellderp
    @shellderp says:

    All that trimming is ridiculous, I make oven brisket all the time and its just as good if not better than smoker brisket. There's less issue with drying out than in a smoker.

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  4. @mattd789
    @mattd789 says:

    Add tea, coffee and then activated carbon to your meat.

    No thanks. As soon as you said add carbon. You lost me. Your not making steel harder! Your making food.

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  5. @darthfloyd7948
    @darthfloyd7948 says:

    I tuned out after the fucking coffee add in the middle. I'll never buy that coffee and am now committed to starting a campaign aimed at canceling the coffee company forever. Who's with me!

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