Impossible 2-hour 14-lb Texas Brisket Weber Kettle BBQ Champion Harry Soo SlapYoDaddyBBQ Instapot


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HarrySoo #SlapYoDaddyBBQ #BBQBrisket An impatient viewer challenged Harry to cook a Texas brisket in 2-hours. Can he pull it off? Four tricks 1) hot …

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  1. D K
    D K says:

    I'm sad that your brisket was a lot more tender than mine @2 hours, and I cooked mine for 12 hours and it was tough. I'm a noob 🙁

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  2. Alrik de Waardt
    Alrik de Waardt says:

    Harry, did you ever try to butter dry age a brisket? i have seen things that is inimaginable. The moment you cut it a waterfall of moist is in it. Would love to see you try this one day!

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  3. tonepursuit
    tonepursuit says:

    I am so addicted to this channel! That is some Jedi Master work right there, Harry! Love how you take the challenge from a viewer in a positive way and nail it! I was literally laughing out loud in amazement through this whole video! Of course no one wants to cook a brisket this way as a general rule. This was simply a challenge accepted and nailed! Way to go, Harry! I am totally going to watch this again in a few minutes! BTW, my 24 hr brisket that I took off my smoker last night at 2:45 am, was UH. MA. ZING !! I am loving all these tips! I cooked the best brisket I have ever eaten! And I am a card carrying carnivorous TEXAN! Thanks again. This one was something I assume I will never do, but WHO KNOWS! Glad you take cooking seriously but not so serious that you can’t be creative, take a challenge and have fun! That is the way to live life and spread Bar-B-Q Love! ✌️

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  4. BushiBato
    BushiBato says:

    So much technique condensed and layered and the effort it took to conceive it and execute it….in that amount of time.This is more learning tool than fun galavant through the Youtube or real BBQ world….and that is cool,we need alot more Culinary knowledge in general and BBQ specifically.

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  5. Emmanuel Han
    Emmanuel Han says:

    I love that this full on Asian American dude is a master, MASTER of low and slow American bbq. And no one even questions it. Shows you how wonderful and beautiful our country is. USA. 😁👊🇺🇲

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  6. Swampster70
    Swampster70 says:

    I use MSG already but I like the idea of using the kombu seaweed. Thanks for the tip!

    I'm going to use this today with the pork shoulder that's going on the smoker as well as the "tri-tip as a brisket". I liked the tri-tip cooked that way when it had sat for an hour but when we sliced the second one that we left overnight to rest until cold, it was super tasty when eaten cold.

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  7. The Winking Pig Bar-B-Q
    The Winking Pig Bar-B-Q says:

    Wow! I would give the seaweed tea injection a try but I don't think I'm up for a 2-hour brisket. However, last weekend I did do your hot and fast method using my stick burner. It turned out great, I was very satisfied.

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  8. Gage Angstrom
    Gage Angstrom says:

    Why don't you open your own place? I recently tried some "California" style barbecue in Oregon and I thought to myself… Jeezlus Christo I want some Black Belt BBQ… Also, I didn't realize California was a style…

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  9. Rocky1115
    Rocky1115 says:

    How ironic… A 2-hour brisket being a waste of time. If you don't want to put in the time and effort that it takes to cook a brisket proper, buy it from a local BBQ place.

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  10. stonecoldtrk
    stonecoldtrk says:

    I love everything you do Harry. I love a lot of youtube channels but the fact that you try such outlandish things and mostly succeed really makes you stand out! Keep up the good work!

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