I PRE HEATED a Brisket and THIS happened


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  1. 663drewm
    663drewm says:

    Here's my deal. I know you have an offset meant to stick burne. Yet you do all your vids on a pellet grill or an Oklahoma joe. Cook your God damn briskets from here on out on your offset. I know you have a kid or kids and I get it's hard to not get sleep, but pony up and lose sleep like the rest of us. If I cook a brisket I plan on zero sleep and still make my kid's soccer games.

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  2. smoke scouts
    smoke scouts says:

    Another great video, thanks for continuing to push the boundaries. Was the fat cap more golden brown on these briskets vs. your typical briskets? It appeared that way. If so, any ideas why? I noticed when I cook wagyu briskets the render and color on the fat cap is always more golden brown.

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  3. Dan's KLR Vids
    Dan's KLR Vids says:

    This channel breaks new ground more often than any other BBQ channel. Kudos! I'm growing increaingly convinced that the flat and the point are suffficiently different cuts so that cooking them as one cut is a recipe for dissatisfaction. :). As others have commented, I'm wondering if fat injections will yield an interesting result.

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  4. Carl Webinar
    Carl Webinar says:

    Steve, love your channel. I'm super intrigued by your 'holding cabinet' that you use to rest briskets overnight. What is it? Did you build it yourself? Do you have a video about it?

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  5. Caleb Minnis
    Caleb Minnis says:

    I enjoy your random tests lol very cool.

    Although, It seems counter productive to baby sit a pellet with woods chunks every 20-30min. The only reason I’d have a pellet is to set and mostly walk away.

    But near concepts to add real wood flavor.

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  6. Sac Pig
    Sac Pig says:

    I did this last week, my first one I ever did and it was AMAZING!!!! 19hr at 153, then 5hrs on my pellet grill with foil down to protect the flat. Was so dang juicy and pulled right apart.

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  7. WarChortle
    WarChortle says:

    I think a water pan is not enough humidity to mimic like rows and rows of briskets cooking together. I'm wondering if like a hot plate of some kind with actual hot water in the pan might help with the flat?

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  8. Share the Shred
    Share the Shred says:

    So when are you going to start filming in 4k? Do they not have 4K in Canada? I really would love to see your beard and the brisket in all of its 4K glory. Cheers and great video as usual.

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  9. Matt Van Gampler
    Matt Van Gampler says:

    The video is great as always! I wonder if a waygu flat will dry out? Sounds like a worthy experiment! 🤔🤣 In all seriousness, I think a video on the offset comparing a charcoal base vs wood burned down to a coal bed might be interesting

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  10. hieyeque1
    hieyeque1 says:

    I PRE HEATED a Brisket and NOTHING happened. All joking aside, I appreciate this video. I don't use a pellet smoker and have discovered that smoking on my offset for 4 to 6 hours, then finishing wrapped in my oven makes my life very easy. I don't have to worry about managing my fire so much and I don't even try to cook it out there, I just want it to smoke.

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  11. Steve Sherwin
    Steve Sherwin says:

    I did a brisket cook last weekend (almost completely untrimmed) and used squeeze Parkay for the binder and added a little Wagyu tallow before the rest. I think the Parkay helped keep the flat from drying out.

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