Pt. 2 Aaron Franklin Brisket | Mail Order Taste Test | BBQ Champion Harry Soo SlapYoDaddyBBQ.com


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  1. Jose Urena
    Jose Urena says:

    I had the opportunity to try Franklin’s brisket in his restaurant, we picked up because covid had the restaurant closed. Anyway the magic of this place is that each single bite is delicious, each slice is delicious, each bite has the same amount of salt pepper and smoke, and they make a ton each day…level of quality doesn’t fail…Lord Franklin you rule

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  2. Chris Hansen BBQ
    Chris Hansen BBQ says:

    Idk. That price and wait is crazy. Guess good to try once. Rather cook my own. Wonder if it was a blind taste test and if people tried individually not as a mass what people would say. Not to say the man can cook a awesome brisket but just wondering

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  3. George Myers
    George Myers says:

    Thanks Harry.. I love the channel and the knowledge. Honestly, I'd rather spend $250 on home cooking experiments like yours. I'll let Franklin remain the legend in my mind until I can get to Austin.

    Best regards,

    George

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  4. Tony Pierce
    Tony Pierce says:

    Very generous of you to share, Harry! Just have to say, $250 for a 5-pound piece of meat… I don't know the Franklins, and I respect that they are famous for their skill and deserve their success. But it makes me wonder if they sat down and thought "let's see how much people will pay for this" and figured $50 per pound will make us some moolah!

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  5. johnosandra
    johnosandra says:

    I think the franklin technique is the size of the smoker, constant temp, simplicity of salt and pepper that allows the beef to shine, and the fact he smokes many briskets at a time – so the smoke has a marinating effect.

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  6. David Neuzil
    David Neuzil says:

    Thanks Harry for doing the follow up. Like you said, "Its no fluke". When top pitmasters proclaim that Aarons pre-cooked, reheated brisket is some of the best they've ever had(including their own) , that makes Aaron truly one of the best, if not number 1. Its a privledge to be alive and witness Aarons talent. You along with many others will continue to seek out Aarons magical techniques. An exciting journey for sure. Thank you for spreading BBQ love.

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  7. Ben Feldman
    Ben Feldman says:

    Harry, anyone who waits months to get a $250 Franklin’s brisket and then gives it out to his friends and colleagues is a true humanitarian! You are getting close to unlocking the secret to the Franklin brisket, but Aaron Franklin could never touch you in spreading the bbq love!
    PS, after watching this, I have some news ideas to share with you on unexplored variables.

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  8. Mike Truitt
    Mike Truitt says:

    I ordered one and was disappointed. The meat quality was amazing but the flat too smoky and was a little too salty. I had 7 taster that came to a similar conclusion. I may have received one from a bad batch. We were belching smoke all night.

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  9. TWC
    TWC says:

    You are a good soul Harry Soo. To spend $250 on a brisket and then share it all with others you are top notch in my book. As you say, BBQ love brother!

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  10. CoolJay77
    CoolJay77 says:

    Nice video. I bought Franklin's brisket to serve as a comparison reference to what I cook in my backyard. Did you figure out how the salt penetrates all the way thru
    Franklin's briskets? Is it because of dry brining smaller sized briskets? Just curious, though in my backyard, I am much happy injecting with salted lard such as you have demonstrated.

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